People rate AI as more moral than other humans
“Our findings lead us to believe that a computer could technically pass a moral Turing test—that it could fool us in its moral reasoning.”
People rate AI as more moral than other humans
“Our findings lead us to believe that a computer could technically pass a moral Turing test—that it could fool us in its moral reasoning.”
Org mission statements send moral (and political) signals
A study looks at differences in the moral values implicit in organizations’ mission statements and how those values relate to the founders’ politics.
Adults and kids tend to see hidden good in villains
Both adults and children more often reported that villains were inwardly good than that heroes were inwardly bad, a study finds.
How to add nuance to preschoolers’ idea of ‘fair’
New findings offer a way to develop preschoolers’ sense of what’s fair, and help them develop some nuance in their morality.
Pandemic health workers faced rates of ‘moral injury’ similar to combat vets
“Moral injuries can happen when health care workers’ values and beliefs conflict with their actions or the ways they witness others acting.”
Pandemic health workers faced rates of ‘moral injury’ similar to combat vets
“Moral injuries can happen when health care workers’ values and beliefs conflict with their actions or the ways they witness others acting.”
Survey: Some opposed to abortion will still help others seeking one
Many Americans morally opposed to abortion say they’re willing to offer support to someone seeking one. But the kind of support varies, researchers report.
To win political debates, use your rival’s values
If you want to persuade people in politics, try reframing your argument to appeal to the opposition’s moral values, not your own.