Personal LLM agents improve recommendations using cross-platform history

The authors formalize Personal-Agent Mediated Recommendation, introduce the MediateRec benchmark, and propose PAMO training to balance rescues against harmful overrides.

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Yu Xia · Jiangfan Zhang · Jun Xiao · Julian McAuley · Xiangjun Fan

University of California San Diego · Meta AI

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The authors formalize a new recommendation paradigm in which a personal LLM agent uses cross-platform user history to mediate a platform's candidate ranking before delivering the final top-K slate.

The authors formalized Personal-Agent Mediated Recommendation: a platform first ranks candidates using platform-local information, then a personal agent (an LLM) mediates that ranking using user-authorized cross-platform history to produce the final slate.

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From Meta AI and University of California San Diego

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PAMO trains personal agents to selectively override platform rankings using cross-platform history, outperforming matched outcome-only reinforcement learning on accuracy and rescue-harm balance.

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