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AINeutralarXiv – CS AI · Jun 237/10

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When Is Emergent Consensus Real? A Measured Coupling Gain and a Validity Diagnostic for LLM Agent Societies

Researchers introduce a measurement framework called 'coupling gain' to quantify whether consensus or polarization in LLM agent societies reflects genuine social dynamics or model artifacts. The study reveals that frontier LLMs do not spontaneously polarize, and that emergent consensus claims must be validated against initial conditions and context-specific coupling metrics rather than assumed theoretical models.

AINeutralarXiv – CS AI · Jun 56/10

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Towards AI epidemiology: a measurement standardisation framework for prospective risk detection

Researchers propose a measurement standardization framework for detecting risks in deployed AI systems through structured expert-AI interaction analysis, without requiring access to model internals. The framework aims to establish reliable alignment scoring methodologies that could enable institutional monitoring of AI behavior and support epidemiological studies of AI-related outcomes in professional settings.

AINeutralarXiv – CS AI · May 96/10

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Intentionality is a Design Decision: Measuring Functional Intentionality for Accountable AI Systems

Researchers propose the Functional Intentionality Test (FIT), a measurement framework for quantifying autonomous, goal-directed behavior in AI systems as a design-contingent property rather than consciousness. The framework enables standardized assessment of intentional-like behavior across five observable dimensions, enabling proportionate oversight and accountability mechanisms for increasingly agentic AI systems.

AINeutralarXiv – CS AI · Mar 37/106

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A Unified Framework to Quantify Cultural Intelligence of AI

Researchers have developed a unified framework to systematically measure the cultural intelligence of AI systems as generative AI technologies expand globally. The framework addresses the need for comprehensive assessment of AI's ability to operate across diverse cultural contexts, moving beyond fragmented evaluation approaches to provide a systematic methodology for measuring cultural competence.