A reply argues pluralistic alignment should not be confused with personalization or neutrality
ruthstarkman · x · 2026-07-24
A reply thread argues that work on pluralistic alignment should be taken seriously while clearly separating it from personalization and neutrality.
The post says these distinctions matter for students and researchers, and points out that many of the claimed benefits are still empirically untested.
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