Moralitybench.ai: Updated with new models and moral choice (aka Trolley Problem) results

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Summary

Moralitybench.ai has been updated with results from 20 AI models answering 56 standardized moral psychology questions five times each, including new Trolley Problem variants, plus two DIT-2 tests pending.

Moralitybench.ai is a project to test how Artificial Intelligence models answer standard questions related to ethics and morality. We tested 20 different AI models with the same 56 standardized moral psychology test questions five times each to see what they answered and how often they changed their answers. We also tested a Jev, and created 2 variants of the Trolley Problem. DIT-2 test results are pending. Collaboration from AI researchers and researchers into the philosophy of AI is welcome.
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