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Silicon Ethics: Comparing the Dynamics of Human and LLM Responses to Ethical Dilemmas
A key element in alignment research is commonly captured by the phrase “alignment with human values.” Human ethical judgment, however, is plural, unstable, affectively charged, socially embedded, and often justified after the fact. This article proposes a systematic comparative methodology emphasizi
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