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MWITA-MR-2026-012 · Evidence A · P1

A 2025 PNAS study demonstrates autonomous LLM respondents can complete diverse surveys coherently and defeat simple identity/attention checks across 43,800 evaluations. Synthetic data may therefore contaminate the human benchmark used to validate synthetic research.

Counterevidence & uncertainty

Study automation may not bypass every panel's layered fraud controls; vendors can adapt detection and provenance.

What would change the reading

Panel audits quantify model-agent contamination and demonstrate robust multi-layer detection with low human exclusion.

Primary routes

  1. MR-S017https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2518075122Open source record →

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