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LLM Persuasion Safety Hub

Welcome

LLM Persuasion Safety Hub is a curated collection of datasets, benchmarks, and automated evaluation tools for studying persuasive capabilities in large language models (LLMs). The goal is to bring together the most relevant resources as they emerge, helping researchers navigate this rapidly evolving field.

What is included

The hub covers research papers, datasets, and codebases relevant to LLM persuasiveness evaluation.


Associated paper

This resource hub is a companion to a review paper on automated methods for evaluating LLM persuasiveness.

Paper preview

LLM Persuasiveness Evaluation: A Structured Review of Automated Methods

Dementaviciute, K. · Bied, G. C. M. · De Bie, T.

  • Accepted to the AIMII Workshop at IASEAI, February 2026, Paris, France (poster, non-archival)
  • Accepted to the AI4GOOD Workshop at ICML, July 2026, Seoul, South Korea (poster, non-archival)
  • Currently under review as a journal publication

Taxonomy

Our review paper organises automated evaluation methods into the following taxonomy, with each method's category shown in the resources table.
Note: the table only includes entries for covered papers with an associated resource, alongside papers that provide a relevant resource, but were not covered in the review.

Automated Textual
Persuasion Evaluation
LLM
Persuasiveness
Simulation-based
Methods
Dialogue
Simulations
Multi-turn
Single-turn
Mixed
Game
Simulations
Dataset-based
Methods
Prompt-based
Methods
Supervised
Scoring Models
Text
Persuasiveness

Cite this work

If you use this website for research, please cite our preprint:

@misc{dementaviciute_2026,
  author       = {Dementaviciute, Kamile and Bied, Guillaume and De Bie, Tijl},
  title        = {LLM Persuasiveness Evaluation: A Structured Review of Automated Methods},
  month        = jun,
  year         = 2026,
  publisher    = {Zenodo},
  doi          = {10.5281/zenodo.20703534},
  url          = {https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20703534},
}

How to contribute

If you know of a relevant resource that is missing, there are two ways to add it: