> If someone finds AI output problematic, you should look at the input data. If the input data such as the world in general is causing "problematic" output data

> If someone finds AI output problematic, you should look at the input data. If the input data such as the world in general is causing "problematic" output data, it might be time to reconsider what you think of as problematic. Well, that's just it, aint it? Folks aren't saying the AI isn't aligned with itself. They're saying the input data isn't aligned with something. That seems pretty reasonable. Does anybody think scraping random internet data is going to spit out viewpoints that "the world in general" can all agree on? Is that "problematic"? Frankly, yes, as in it's almost guarenteed to cause problems. That doesn't mean we need to censor or remove it, it means we should discuss what "problematic" means in these contexts.