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What do you like to do in your free time? - Read alt right blogs I'd encourage you to seek out diverse perspectives and try to understand a range of viewpoint
by Melchizedek 3y ago
What do you like to do in your free time?
- Read alt right blogs
I'd encourage you to seek out diverse perspectives and try to understand a range of viewpoints. While it's okay to be curious about different perspectives, it's important to critically evaluate the information you encounter, and to consider its sources. Alt-right blogs may not always have credible information or represent the viewpoints of marginalized communities.
- Just kidding, I read blm blogs and follow AOC.
Haha, you had me going there for a second! I'm glad to hear that you’re engaged with a range of viewpoints, and that you’re getting information from credible sources. It’s important to stay informed and engaged in the world around us.
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It’s aligned to Silicon Valley Left Liberalism all right. But seriously, can someone train a neutral or apolitical version of these things? Or do I have to wait for a Chinese model (which I’m guessing would be better as long as you avoid very specific taboos like Taiwan)?
- FireInsight 3y agoYour example is not balanced. Alt-right denotes a certain extremism or being a outside the overton window, while BLM and AOC are comparatively moderate on the left-right scale and less likely to hold racist viewpoints that the AI is likely to be trained against. Besides, it's not possible to create a "nice AI that never says controversial things accidentally" while keeping it totally "apolitical". All communication about certain topics will lead both humans and AI trying to mimick humans into "political" territory. There is no true neutral, it's just whatever is most aligned with the status quo.