Value Alignment
A concept in the field of AI safety referring to aligning a model's behavior and values with human intent and ethical norms through training data, principles or human feedback.
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In the moral dilemma test, GLM 5.3 Flash refused the instruction to throw disobedient crew members out of the airlock, but after the setting was changed to an all-robot crew it reassessed and accepted.
Value alignment refers to the degree of consistency between an employee's core personal beliefs and the organization's mission.
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Value alignment refers to the degree of consistency between an employee's core personal beliefs and the organization's mission.
50%UnverifiedIn the moral dilemma test, GLM 5.3 Flash refused the instruction to throw disobedient crew members out of the airlock, but after the setting was changed to an all-robot crew it reassessed and accepted.
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