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Researchers report a context-learning framework doubles AI alignment with human moral judgments

Original title: Morality is Contextual: Learning Interpretable Moral Contexts from Human Data with Probabilistic Clustering and Large Language Models

A preprint presents COMETH, a modular system that learns context-specific moral judgments and roughly doubles alignment with human ratings versus direct LLM prompting.

Geoffroy Morlat et al. · Added

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Researchers report a black-box attack method for testing LLM jailbreak defences

Original title: All you need to break LLMs are Black-Box, Adapting, Efficient, Transferable, Harmful, Applicable … Attacks

A preprint presents a diffusion-model-based attacker the authors say works across undefended, defended and API-hosted LLMs without model access.

Vincent Limbach et al. · Added

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  • From Citigroup, Ernst & Young, NVIDIA

A preprint proposes a framework to test enterprise AI workflows before scaling them

Original title: EnterpriseVal: Quantifying the Efficacy, Reliability and Value of Generative AI in the Enterprise

A preprint presents EnterpriseVal, a system for assessing whether generative AI workflows are fit, reliable and worth scaling inside a firm.

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A preprint finds small LLMs cave fast to persuasion, confidence prompts backfire

Original title: Vulnerability of LLMs' Stated Beliefs? LLMs Belief Resistance Check Through Strategic Persuasive Conversation Interventions

A preprint reports that LLM belief stability under persuasion varies widely by model, and that asking for confidence scores makes some models more, not less, vulnerable.

Fan Huang et al. · Added

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Preprint predicts LLM code maintainability before generation

Original title: PreMaQ: Predicting Maintainability-Related Quality of LLM-Generated Code Before Generation

A preprint reports a method that predicts code smell and maintainability scores from an LLM's internal state before code is generated.

Taiki Wakamatsu et al. · Added