🧩 Philosophy 1h ago · Caspar Oesterheld crossposts

The basic argument for making AI better at moral philosophy

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In this post, I try to briefly make the case for making models good at moral philosophy. To be up front, aside from some niche areas of moral philosophy, I don’t actually think this is the most important thing to work on for most people. But, depending on the exact scope, I do think it’s near competitive. I also like it as an archetype for a broader set of interventions.After a brief preface (related to the archetype point), the main text of the post is structured as follows:I say what I mean by

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