> Why is there precisely one robot that we all have to share? It doesn't matter. Any robot that says something controversial would be stomped upon by the press

> Why is there precisely one robot that we all have to share? It doesn't matter. Any robot that says something controversial would be stomped upon by the press. They live for those moments. And if that robot has a competitor, even worse - now your under-caution is a competitive disadvantage, and your own board will grind you into dust for that. "Diversity is our strength" only when everybody is diverse in a uniform, approved, safe ways that does not cause anybody (or at least anybody important, like WaPo journalists) to feel bad. > Why must an author needing help writing raunchy adult stories Bu think of the children! Why do you hate the children so much?! > Is it really that hard for OpenAI or Google to fork their AI and have a few (more than zero) variants? Technically, it's trival. Socially... well, look on the news feed and count how many calls for more censorship can you spot within an average news day. Now multiply that times fear of robots that would generate perfect "misinformation" that would surely convince everybody to support your political opponents. Now you get how hard it is, socially.