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Do LLMs Have Values? A Quantitative Analysis and Alignment Framework for Values in Large Language Models
As Large Language Models (LLMs) increasingly handle complex subjective tasks, aligning their intentions and behaviors with human values has become a critical scientific challenge. However, current efforts are confounded by a striking behavioral paradox: they fluctuate unpredictably under minor wordi
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