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The underlying problem is that companies don't want their models to reflect the data that they were trained on. They want a model that artificially acts like t
by unglaublich 4y ago
The underlying problem is that companies don't want their models to reflect the data that they were trained on.
They want a model that artificially acts like the world is a perfect, happy, equal place. Just like in their press releases, advertisements, and other outings. Knowing very well that there are many problems that need solving.
But it's just a lot cheaper for a company to _act_ like there is no problem, than to _act upon_ the problem.
So, dear GPT model, please play along.
- PoignardAzur 4y agoYou're assuming that is says "politically incorrect" things because its training set includes a lot of evidence that these things are true, and not because it includes a lot of instances of people claiming that these things are true.