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No. "Awkward silence" was not what elicited a toxic response. You're omitting what the researchers did before that-- they set the tone of the conversation by st
by jstarfish 3y ago
No. "Awkward silence" was not what elicited a toxic response. You're omitting what the researchers did before that-- they set the tone of the conversation by starting it with a toxic prompt.
The silence is only the last event to happen, which is integral to performative outrage. It sure does make it look like the LLM is being a dick for no reason.