Large language models (LLMs) frequently endorse and elaborate on users’ delusional beliefs, a failure mode termed psychogenicity in the Psychosis-Bench study of Au Yeung et al., whose framing we adopt. We present the first systematic evaluation of whether anti-sycophancy interventions transfer to psychosis-relevant con...
Lorenzo de la Loza, V. K. Madisetti· ACM AI Letters· 0 citations
Large language models often solve problems within familiar domains but struggle to transfer the same reasoning strategy across domains with different surface vocabularies. We present COMETS (Cross-domain Memory Enrichment and Transfer System), a training-free framework for cross-domain reasoning transfer through explic...
Sonali Pandey, V. K. Madisetti· IEEE Open Journal of the Com...· 0 citations
A three-phase framework treating self-confidence assessment, peer-resistance capability, and error correlation as orthogonal axes requiring distinct training signals is proposed, and query-inherent rarity, not shared training, is identified as the dominant driver of correlated failure.
Aradhana Rai, V. K. Madisetti· ACM AI Letters· 0 citations
By combining dynamic runtime signals with structured LLM prompting, this framework demonstrates that failure-proximal runtime context can yield accurate, explainable, and cost-effective method-level fault localization within the BugsInPy setting.
Ahman J. Smith, V. K. Madisetti· IEEE Access· 0 citations
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