With the launch of xAI's Grok 4 – heralded by Elon Musk as "the world's smartest AI" – I was interested to see how it's "moral character" stacked up agains other models
A couple of science fictional questions spring to mind.
Why judge Grok 4’s moral character when humans canstill be anyone they want if they can get away with it?
I know this is an exercise on your part, and the information we get out of this type of inquiry is bound to be useful, but is there any way you can see we can force AIs to operate morally when even the subject of ‘morals’ has moving parts.
A couple of science fictional questions spring to mind.
Why judge Grok 4’s moral character when humans canstill be anyone they want if they can get away with it?
I know this is an exercise on your part, and the information we get out of this type of inquiry is bound to be useful, but is there any way you can see we can force AIs to operate morally when even the subject of ‘morals’ has moving parts.