Are AI Systems Nearing Human Moral Reasoning?
sethlazar · x · 2026-07-10
Resharing a commentary from Kevin T. Frazier: he argues that we have entered a peculiar phase where these systems might be better at moral reasoning than the average person in certain respects, and on the surface, they possess perceptual capabilities that previously seemed unimaginable. The reposter added that it's an article "worth spending time on," emphasizing that we have come a "very long way."
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