Testing 21 instruction-tuned LLMs against Schwartz's ten basic values, researchers found a pooled first-choice accuracy of 68.3% across 1,000 labeled texts.
Why it mattersLLMs are increasingly used in ethics, moderation, and alignment work, so missing the intended value on the first try nearly a third of the time is a concrete reliability gap.
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