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Also a Googler, and same. I tried to get it to say controversial/inflammatory/bigoted things with leading questions, or questions where the framing itself was
by TulliusCicero 5y ago
Also a Googler, and same.
I tried to get it to say controversial/inflammatory/bigoted things with leading questions, or questions where the framing itself was problematic, and it was quite adept at deflecting/dodging/resisting. I was very surprised.
- dash2 5y agoSo it's an awesome simulation of a prissy bore? ;-) I'm joking, I know that if it did say controversial things the headline would be "Google has created a robot fascist". You can't win at the moment....
- rewq4321 5y ago> You can't win at the moment.... What?? "You can't win" because this language model tries to avoid saying bigoted things? You say that like it's some sort of catch-22. It's a very desirable property and is a hard problem that needs to be solved to safely deploy these sorts of models to billions of users.
- exporectomy 5y ago'Shortly after the Dictionary was published a literary lady complimented him upon it and particularly expressed her satisfaction that he had not admitted any improper words. “No, Madam,” he replied, “I hope I have not daubed my fingers. I find, however, that you have been looking for them.”' Despite changes in culture, people's nature hasn't changed in 200 years.