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AIBearisharXiv – CS AI · May 297/10

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Persona Conditioning of Brand Recommendations in Retrieval-Augmented Commercial Chat: A Prominence-Stratified Cross-Provider Audit

A comprehensive audit of three major AI models reveals that personalized user contexts significantly reshape brand recommendations in commercial AI assistants, with mid-market brands experiencing up to 75% recommendation volatility while category leaders maintain 80% consistency across personas. The study demonstrates that AI recommendation bias is strongly correlated with model architecture and retrieval strategies, with implications for fair evaluation and brand perception measurement.

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AINeutralarXiv – CS AI · Jun 56/10

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PerceptUI: LLM Agents as Human-Aligned Synthetic Users for UI/UX Evaluation

PerceptUI is a new AI framework that uses persona-conditioned large language models to evaluate user interfaces by simulating how specific users would respond to UX questions. The system achieves human-level accuracy through contrastive learning and prompt evolution, potentially accelerating product development by reducing reliance on costly human testing and A/B tests.

AINeutralarXiv – CS AI · May 286/10

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Semantic Flow Regularization: Teaching LLMs to Generate Diverse Yet Coherent Responses

Researchers propose Semantic Flow Regularization (SFR), a novel training technique that addresses the problem of large language models generating repetitive, low-diversity responses when fine-tuned for specific styles or personas. SFR uses conditional flow matching to preserve output diversity while maintaining coherence, demonstrating improvements across dialogue systems and code generation tasks without adding inference costs.

AINeutralarXiv – CS AI · Mar 27/1018

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Moral Susceptibility and Robustness under Persona Role-Play in Large Language Models

Researchers analyzed how large language models express moral judgments when prompted to role-play different personas. The study found that Claude models are most morally robust, while larger models within families tend to be more susceptible to moral shifts through persona conditioning.