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they're B2B now, that means only political correctness. and I'm not sure why anyone dances around it but these models are built by unfiltered data intake. if t
by cyanydeez 3y ago
they're B2B now, that means only political correctness.
and I'm not sure why anyone dances around it but these models are built by unfiltered data intake. if they actually want to harness bias, they need to do what every capitalist does to a social media platform and curate the content.
lastly, bias is an illusion of choice. choosing color over colour is a byproduct of culture and you're not going to eradicate that but cynically, I assume you mean , why won't it do the thing I agree with.
- gopher_space 3y agoWhat does political correctness and bias mean in this context? edit: I'm asking because to my eye most of these conversations revolve around jargon mismatch more than anything else.
- Jensson 3y agoWhatever the people who buys ads decides, losing your ad revenue is the main fear of most social media and media companies. See twitter for example, ad buyers decided it is no longer politically correct so twitter lost a lot of ad revenue. Avoiding that is one of the most important things if you want to sell a model to companies.
- cpeterso 3y agoThe only AI safety that companies care about is their brand safety.
- TulliusCicero 3y agoIIRC they've put in guard rails to try and make sure ChatGPT doesn't say anything controversial or offensive, but doing so hampers its utility and probably creativity, I'm guessing.
- _factor 3y ago“Write me a web application.” Sure, here are some Microsoft and Google products to do so! Not all filtering has to be prohibitive, just unnoticed.