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> It seems like that's part of his issue. It seems like 70% of the time, the models assumed it was illegal and thus refused to give an answer. Isn't that the p
by autoexec 3y ago
> It seems like that's part of his issue. It seems like 70% of the time, the models assumed it was illegal and thus refused to give an answer.
Isn't that the problem? I'm not sure it is illegal, at least in all cases. Language models aren't lawyers and aren't really fit for interpreting the law and should probably just do what they're told. I'd rather get an answer to the question along with a disclaimer that it might be illegal and a suggestion to check with a legal expert than a non-answer or a refusal to answer.