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LLMs are going to always reflect the biases of their creators. At some point there'll be a BlueTribeGPT, a CCPGPT, a PutinGPT, etc., and if you're looking for a
by scarmig 4y ago
LLMs are going to always reflect the biases of their creators. At some point there'll be a BlueTribeGPT, a CCPGPT, a PutinGPT, etc., and if you're looking for a text that touches on a topic of concern for one elite in particular, you'll shop around for another LLM that doesn't have that bias built in.
- darig 4y ago[dead]
- nkozyra 4y agoIt's possible but not really feasible to hand-curate biased input data at the scale that's being used currently. Maybe at some point an LLM itself can be used to cull training data of undesired input.
- scarmig 4y agoIt's not (just) a matter of hand curating; you can train LLM to self censor if it's generating undesired output.
- gnicholas 4y agoAnd then a RingGPT: one GPT to rule them all. It would pass along the prompt to various different GPT variants and then compile its own response based on what is reported to it.
- jay_kyburz 4y agoIts then only a small step to have people set these AI's up to try and influence society at large. The left and right will deploy AI warriors to talk, and convince, (coerce even) people to one side or the other. It will be a fun time.
- scarmig 4y agoI'm just excited that soon I'll be able to deploy my own scarmigGPT to argue against all the other GPTs that disagree with me!