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Can AI Be Morally Wise? Evidence of a Systematic Alignment Artifact from a Validated Human Baseline

2026-08-16

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<p>Deploying large language models (LLMs) in ethically sensitive roles - therapeutic support, clinical decision assistance, and legal analysis, raises the question of whether these systems possess genuine moral wisdom or merely simulate it. This study introduces a dual-layer computational psychometrics pipeline that combines lexical-emotional profiling with a five-dimension, behaviorally anchored wisdom rubric (Co...

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10.31234/osf.io/ztpk5_v1
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