I'm intrigued by the claim that LLMs "are often able to identify the morally salient features of situations at a level of sophistication comparable to that of a really good philosophy PhD student." That sounds like a remarkable accomplishment indeed! Are there examples of the kind of reasoning you're talking about published or posted somewhere?
Nice job making these evolving, mostly research based, topics presentable in a fairly general audience manner.
Which is why safety should be a sub-set of ethics?
I'm intrigued by the claim that LLMs "are often able to identify the morally salient features of situations at a level of sophistication comparable to that of a really good philosophy PhD student." That sounds like a remarkable accomplishment indeed! Are there examples of the kind of reasoning you're talking about published or posted somewhere?