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Given recent achievements of large language models (LLMs), frontier models are expected to perform well on Bayesian reasoning tasks, at least as well as humans. Furthermore, there is no reason to expect that LLMs will condemn others who offer those very same Bayesian judgments, a fallibility observed in human decision-...
One of psychology's most ubiquitous findings is that of robust ingroup preference, an explicitly stated human preference for the groups to which we belong. The advent of implicit measures of social cognition introduced a paradoxical result: Compared to members of higher-status groups, members of lower-status groups oft...
LALS (Latent Association Leaning Score) is introduced, a zero-shot metric that projects visual-token activations into the model's text-embedding space to measure concept associations per token and layer and shows that culturally loaded visual cues further modulate these internal associations.
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