A position paper arguing that LLM alignment should be decentralised via context-sensitive pluralism and participation, illustrated through voter advice applications and game NPCs.
A.; Isaac, W.; Legassick, S.; Irving, G.; and Gabriel, I
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Decentralising LLM Alignment: A Case for Context, Pluralism, and Participation
A position paper arguing that LLM alignment should be decentralised via context-sensitive pluralism and participation, illustrated through voter advice applications and game NPCs.