Value Alignment
Overview
Value alignment studies how AI systems should act when human values differ, conflict, or change, and how to make their behavior beneficial, safe, and accountable. Common approaches include preference learning with RLHF or RLAIF, personalized or value-specific fine-tuning, and systems that combine multiple agents or explicit value guidance. Evaluation uses value-dilemma benchmarks, cultural and demographic comparisons, and tests of behavior under adversarial prompts or deployment-like conditions. A central tension is whether behavioral training can produce robust alignment or only observable compliance, alongside the unresolved question of whose values should guide systems and how affected communities can shape those choices.
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