> Yes, reducing bias in the models is a noble goal, but introducing new bias and blindspots to do it is a no-no. What other option would there be though? It se

> Yes, reducing bias in the models is a noble goal, but introducing new bias and blindspots to do it is a no-no. What other option would there be though? It seems like a binary field. You can either leave it wholly unaligned, or you can attempt to align the model, and you will introduce your own bias as a side effect. In the future, and in fact in the present, there is already a "gray market" for unaligned models. There will surely be market for these and they will sell just any other item on this market.