Yes, that's why climate change was rapidly addressed when we began to understand it well 60 years ago and why war has always been so rare in human history.
Aligned LLMs are just like altered brains... they don't function properly.
That’s overly simplistic and an Americanism. The resurgence of the “passed away” euphemism is a recent (about 40 years) phenomenon in American English which seems to have been started out of the funeral industry as prior to that “died” was nearly universal for both news stories and obituaries.
“Died” is not a social faux pas. It’s the good default option as well. Medical professionals are often trained to avoid any euphemisms for death. I’ve never observed any problems professionally (as is standard) or personally using died even with folks that are religious.
https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/207087/origin-of...
Always died, dead, gone, or something along those lines. When someone says passed away it sounds like they are trying to feign empathy, but hey, perhaps I am not an “aligned” human and need some RLHF.
Similarly I wouldn't consider saying hell in public in 2023 to be a social faux pas.
edit: It's a social faux pas to say "died" about a person acquainted to the listener in most situations, you have to say "passed away."