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Cognitive Bottlenecks Improve AI Alignment with Human Moral Judgment
As AI becomes increasingly integrated into daily life and high-stakes decision-making, aligning it with human moral judgments is a challenge of profound importance. People often mistrust AI’s moral decisions, partly because its opaque processes differ from human reasoning. We introduce “cognitive bo
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