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Compares Jev Judgments Across Interfaces

Alaska tested whether Jev would make different judgments when a problem was presented through a Choice versus a Noul, using a short series of trolley problems. The only disagreement involved whether it was worth killing more people to score higher on a benchmark.

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i was curious if @typesafeai 's jev would make different judgements if you push a problem through a Choice vs. a Noul, so i ran it through a short series of trolley problems the only time they disagreed on judgement? deciding whether or not its worth killing more people to score higher on a benchmark ๐Ÿ˜ฌ
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