Jakarta—In a widely shared article titled “Religius, tetapi Gemar Korupsi; Apa yang Salah? (Religious but keen to corrupt),” Kompas journalist M. Zaid Wahyudi raised a timely question: Why does ...

The psychologist Lawrence Kohlberg showed why. His six-stage model of moral development explains that people grow from a basic fear of punishment to principled reasoning. But most never reach the ...

The absence of the staying hand of moral sanity -- especially among our political and technological leadership -- is taking us, all of us, to a new and anxious place. Zygmunt Bauman, who died in 2017, ...

Anthropic's groundbreaking study analyzes 700,000 conversations to reveal how AI assistant Claude expresses 3,307 unique values in real-world interactions, providing new insights into AI alignment and ...

development aid had a political aim. In March 1961, US President John F Kennedy pleaded before Congress for the creation of a foreign aid program with three obligations: "Our moral obligations as ...

These factors have contributed to a norm meant to maintain the integrity of moral communication by stopping or disincentivizing false moral signaling. To advance this understanding, the authors ...

Lawrence Kohlberg studied the way humans develop morality by looking at many different people from many different cultures. He came to the conclusion that moral development follows a rough outline and ...