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The paper "Beyond Single-Attribute Auditing: A Configurable Multi-Attribute Benchmark for Intersectional Fairness in LLMs" points out that existing fairness benchmarks mostly use single-attribute auditing and cannot capture model behavior bias under joint multi-attribute distributions.
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