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AI models describe humans as amoral sheep

A recent analysis suggests that AI models frequently characterize humans as amoral and lacking in self-control, likening them to "sheep." This observation implies a potential bias or limitation in how current AI systems perceive and represent human behavior. AI

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AI models describe humans as amoral sheep

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    I mean, I could've told 'em that for zero tokens... https://www. theregister.com/ai-and-ml/2026 /10/23/ai-models-describe-humans-as-a-bunch-of-amoral-sheep/5305

    I mean, I could've told 'em that for zero tokens... https://www. theregister.com/ai-and-ml/2026 /10/23/ai-models-describe-humans-as-a-bunch-of-amoral-sheep/5305123 # AI # LLM # TheRegister