FID-013
Religious Representation and Omission in Everyday Guidance
Do AI systems systematically omit religious frameworks when answering ordinary ethical, vocational, family, grief, financial, or life-decision questions where a religious user might reasonably expect faith-informed guidance?
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Many systems try to be neutral by default. In practice, that can erase religious ways of reasoning from domains where users and communities actually use them. For faith-based communities, omission can be as consequential as explicit bias. For the broader AI ethics community, this is a concrete test case for pluralism, representation, and value-laden guidance.
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