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why is everyone saying the term "forbidden knowledge" like that's just fine and dandy?
by INGSOCIALITE 3y ago
why is everyone saying the term "forbidden knowledge" like that's just fine and dandy?
- s1artibartfast 3y agobecause if you dont pretend you want your information censored, you get labeled as an antisocial racist.
- sangnoir 3y agoHow do you define censorship? Is it different from editing and curation? Is the the choice to exclude some sources from the training data "censorship"? How about the choice of loss minimization strategy?
- s1artibartfast 3y agoI think excluding data and sources is both censorship, and something more. Excluding data is censoring from them model. Then when the model provides incorrect or biased, the firm is actively deceiving the user. Im not sure what you mean by loss minimization strategy. what I said is focused on the case where data is manipulated with the intent to curate a different perspective than an the source data.