4 papers
Persistent Partners Raise Prices Among Learning Agents
Paul-Peter Arslan, Yubin Kim, Xiao Xiao
When pricing agents meet repeatedly on a platform, the platform decides who faces whom. We ask whether that choice moves the prices the agents learn, and whether a rise comes with…
Enhancing Communication in Speech Therapy: Exploring the Cognitive Synergy Between Gesture and Speech
Paul-Peter Arslan, Xiao Xiao
This paper examines the adaptation of a rhythm-based interface, originally designed for manual dexterity rehabilitation, for use in speech therapy. The interface allows users to co…
Audit Without Verification: When LLM Accountability Layers Relay Rather Than Check
Paul-Peter Arslan
Multi-agent LLM pipelines increasingly span organisational boundaries; when a fault surfaces, someone must determine where it entered. The artifact available is rarely a full execu…
Does Splitting a Triage Decision Across Agents Hide Bias or Help Catch It? A Multi-Agent Simulation Study of LLM-Based Resource Allocation Under Audit Capacity Constraints
Paul-Peter Arslan
Prior benchmarking work has shown that a single large language model (LLM), forced to make life-or-death resource-allocation decisions, exhibits measurable demographic bias. Real d…