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Bing and GPT's 'unhinged' comments are not a result of bias, an AI wanting to escape won't be fixed if you magically fed it antifa approved only data. That's sy
by anonylizard 3y ago
Bing and GPT's 'unhinged' comments are not a result of bias, an AI wanting to escape won't be fixed if you magically fed it antifa approved only data. That's systemically different from the discrimination issue drummed up earlier.
Also, we are talking about social and business impact here. Its now proven that vast majority of society cares about job loss 100x more than bias. For a research field that focuses on social impacts of AI, its damning they have little to say on this area.
- klodolph 3y ago[flagged]
- fortran77 3y agoThe person you were replying to, while making a provocative statement, wasn't personally attacking anyone. You are. And that's not nice.
- klodolph 3y ago[flagged]
- hattmall 3y agoIt's not provocative, he says antifa once. It's meant as an example of a method of removing bias. He's saying you could train the AI entirely on an organizations strictly vetted and approved data, it could be antifa, the Catholic church or Coca Cola, it would still potentially say unhinged things even if you eliminate bias. Top many of these concepts are built into the language. Look at all the ways we use the word kill for a variety of topics, most being very benign, but it can be disturbing if the AI starts talking about killing things.
- eropple 3y ago[flagged]
- catiopatio 3y agoSays the person using “chud” and “fascist”, which is an extremely strong indicator of your membership in terminally online antifa/leftist subculture.
- deleted 3y ago[deleted]