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Perceived (Mis)alignment in generative Artificial Intelligence Varies Across Cultures

2024-10-25

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<p>The rise of generative artificial intelligence (genAI) has fueled a heated debate about its alignment with human values. Despite widespread use by over 75% of knowledge workers globally, this discourse has been dominated by Western perspectives, often neglecting the values of a diverse user base. In a large pre-registered study with representative samples from six countries (India, Indonesia, Brazil, Germany, U...

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1225a67b-9022-58d9-bef5-25755b65f9eb
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10.31234/osf.io/suqa2
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