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The authors recommend: do not trust model reputation or fairness instructions, but evaluate the actual screening configuration being deployed; an executable code policy combined with reliable fact extraction may be more dependable than letting the model reason freely, provided that extraction must preserve missingness, conflicts, and uncertainty.
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