Researchers have uncovered systematic position biases in large language models (LLMs) used for high-stakes decisions like hiring and admissions, revealing that LLMs favor earlier options when all choices are high quality but later ones when quality is lower. This finding highlights potential flaws in decision-support systems powered by LLMs, suggesting the need for mitigation strategies to ensure fair and accurate outcomes.
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