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finding:exploratory-stance-is-the-lone-exception-to-clinician-naturalness-desirability-alignment-expert-called-it-desirable-only-in-moderation-and-it-is-steerable-rather-than-naturalExploratory stance is the lone exception to clinician naturalness-desirability alignment: expert called it desirable only in moderation and it is steerable rather than natural
Consistent with interpretation that steerable traits are deviations from defaults rather than defaults themselves
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extracted_from(2026) · Winston Zeng · Ali Emami · J H Choi
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