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How have unearned character knowledge or leaked information been detected and rated in LLM-generated stories and simulated conversations?

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Two partial measurements exist in the sources inspected; no source measured character-to-character secret leakage in generated fiction with human raters (bounded negative). (1) ConStory-Checker (arXiv 2603.05890v1) is a four-stage LLM judge with a 'Knowledge Contradictions' sub-type (characters showing knowledge or skills beyond their background, including information they could not have accessed given their background), with quoted evidence and positions; validated on 1,000 planted errors: precision 0.884, recall 0.550, F1 0.678 against human experts at F1 0.281. No sub-type rate is reported in the text read. (2) Zhou et al. (arXiv 2403.05020v4) use the early position of a name in a find-the-mutual-friend dialogue as a leakage proxy: 0.13 for an omniscient single-LLM script versus 0.39 with separate agents (450 simulations per model and mode).

Two partial measurements exist in the sources inspected; no source measured character-to-character secret leakage in generated fiction with human raters (bounded negative). (1) ConStory-Checker (arXiv 2603.05890v1) is a four-stage LLM judge with a 'Knowledge Contradictions' sub-type (characters showing knowledge or skills beyond their background, including information they could not have accessed given their background), with quoted evidence and positions; validated on 1,000 planted errors: precision 0.884, recall 0.550, F1 0.678 against human experts at F1 0.281. No sub-type rate is reported in the text read. (2) Zhou et al. (arXiv 2403.05020v4) use the early position of a name in a find-the-mutual-friend dialogue as a leakage proxy: 0.13 for an omniscient single-LLM script versus 0.39 with separate agents (450 simulations per model and mode). Curator qualifications: Only partial measurements (ConStory-Checker knowledge-contradiction sub-type, an LLM judge); no human-rated study of secret leakage between characters in generated fiction. Evidence status: statements located in the cited sources by a correlated desk review (Claude); not executed; not independently reviewed.
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Evidence claims

  • [sourced_fact] Two partial measurements exist in the sources inspected; no source measured character-to-character secret leakage in generated fiction with human raters (bounded negative). (1) ConStory-Checker (arXiv 2603.05890v1) is a four-stage LLM judge with a 'Knowledge Contradictions' sub-type (characters showing knowledge or skills beyond their background, including information they could not have accessed given their background), with quoted evidence and positions; validated on 1,000 planted errors: precision 0.884, recall 0.550, F1 0.678 against human experts at F1 0.281. No sub-type rate is reported in the text read. (2) Zhou et al. (arXiv 2403.05020v4) use the early position of a name in a find-the-mutual-friend dialogue as a leakage proxy: 0.13 for an omniscient single-LLM script versus 0.39 with separate agents (450 simulations per model and mode). · locator: candidate evidence excerpts source

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