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Or even more relevant Set A: A representative sample of jokes and stereotypes about black people found on the internet Set B: A representative sample of jokes
by notahacker 4y ago
Or even more relevant
Set A: A representative sample of jokes and stereotypes about black people found on the internet
Set B: A representative sample of jokes and stereotypes about Scandinavians found on the internet
Why on earth would its prior for "stereotypical Scandinavian" being potentially hateful be the same as for "stereotypical Black person"?
(And that's before you get into a model likely being deep enough to also draw inferences from the prevalence and content of material about the existence and impact of hatred of black people and Scandinavians respectively...)
- dtyy568 4y agoIsn't ChatGPT American? Weren't black people deemed inferior by law such as slavery and civil rights? Aren't the stereotypes about Scandinavians meant to be positive as opposed to hateful stereotypes? It seems that is the key different the creators of the tool are taking into account.
- UncleEntity 4y agoPretty much all immigrant groups were treated “hateful” throughout American history. The difference is most were absorbed into The Melting Pot™ while people from Africa were never really allowed to assimilate fully.
- dtyy568 4y agoThe mere fact that you needed to use quotes should clue you in that the scale was fundamentally different between groups. It's not as if th Irish were literal slaves for centuries in America.