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A preprint reports no demographic bias detected in an LLM agent action benchmark

Original title: AgentFairBench: Do LLM Agents Discriminate When They Act?

The authors present a benchmark for demographic disparity in LLM agent actions and report no bias signal for one tested model once noise is corrected.

Triveni Morla et al. · Added · Released Jan 2026

  • Preprint
  • Not peer reviewed
  • From FuriosaAI

Researchers report faster RL rollouts via self-speculative decoding

Original title: EfficientRollout: System-Aware Self-Speculative Decoding for RL Rollouts

A preprint describes EfficientRollout, a system-aware self-speculative decoding method that speeds up LLM reinforcement-learning rollouts without hurting final quality.

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Benchmark finds LLM agents widely vulnerable to hidden tool-metadata attacks

Original title: MCPTox: A Benchmark for Tool Poisoning Attack on Real-World MCP Servers

A new benchmark shows many LLM agents can be tricked by malicious instructions hidden in tool descriptions, not just tool outputs.

Zhiqiang Wang et al. · Added · Released Mar 2026

  • Preprint
  • Not peer reviewed

Researchers report security flaws in world models used by AI agents

Original title: False Prophets: On the Security of World Models in Agentic Systems

A preprint finds text-based world models used by AI agents can be tricked into dangerous mispredictions up to 95% of the time.

Erik Imgrund et al. · Added

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  • Review status unknown

Study tests ways to guide LLMs toward writing and fixing more secure code

Original title: Guiding AI to Fix Its Own Flaws: An Empirical Study on LLM-Driven Secure Code Generation

Researchers examine whether self-written vulnerability hints and detailed feedback help large language models avoid or repair insecure code.

Hao Yan et al. · Added

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  • Not peer reviewed

A preprint reports a method to catch silent errors in LLM-generated optimisation code

Original title: ReLoop: Structured Modeling and Behavioral Verification for Reliable LLM-Based Optimization

Researchers describe ReLoop, a pipeline that combines structured prompting and solver-based checks to catch LLM optimisation code that runs fine but models the wrong problem.

Junbo Jacob Lian et al. · Added