Causation or Coincidence? Evaluating Large Language Models’ Skills in Inference from Correlation

Understanding why things happen, known as causal inference, is a key part of human intelligence. There are two main ways we gain this ability: one is through what we’ve learned from experience, like knowing that touching a hot stove causes burns based on common sense; the other is through pure causal reasoning, where we formally […]

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