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Study Finds LLM Moral Choices Lack Stable Value Rankings

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A study of five LLMs including GPT-5.2, Gemini and DeepSeek found that models lack a consistent value ranking when comparing pairs of moral violations: reversing option order changed the ranking in 26 of 30 test blocks. Critically, averaging responses produces a clean, human-like moral hierarchy that matches no individual test set, so moral alignment scores should only be trusted if rankings hold on individual prompts and both answer orders.

LATEST/A study of five LLMs including GPT-5.2, Gemini and DeepSeek found that models lack a consistent value ranking when comparing pairs of moral violations: reversing option order changed the ranking in 26 of 30 test blocks. Critically, averaging responses produces a clean, human-like moral hierarchy that matches no individual test set, so moral alignment scores should only be trusted if rankings hold on individual prompts and both answer orders.

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  1. Rohan Paul (@rohanpaul_ai)T2·71 pts

    Study Finds LLM Moral Choices Lack Stable Value Rankings

    • Reversing the order of two moral-violation options changed the value ranking in 26 of 30 test blocks, indicating unstable model choices.
    • Averaging responses yields a clean, human-like moral hierarchy that matches no individual test set.
    • Before trusting moral alignment scores, verify consistent rankings on individual prompts and both answer orders rather than relying on averages.