What do LLMs think when you don't tell them what to think about?
Our interactions with large language models (LLMs) are dominated by task- or topic-specific questions, such as “solve this coding problem” or “what is democracy?” This framing strongly shapes how LLMs generate responses, constraining the range of behaviors and knowledge that can be observed.
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