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That was one example, in an ideal world where an LLM just spouts out human knowledge, there are no holds barred. There's enough literature online, blog posts,
by h4ch1 3y ago
That was one example, in an ideal world where an LLM just spouts out human knowledge, there are no holds barred.
There's enough literature online, blog posts, textfiles on how to synthesize drugs, build your own weapons, but try prompting GPT, Gemini or any other major LLM out there you'd get a virtue signalling paragraph on why you're a bad person for even thinking about this.
Personally I don't care about this stuff, but in principle, the lack of the former points to LLMs being tweaked to be "safe".
- anoncareer0212 3y agoI don't think you're going to find much support for: A) "virtue signalling is when you don't give me drug recipes and 'build weapon' instructions" B) "Private company LLMs are morally wrong to virtue signal (as I defined it in A)" I'm sorry. I wish the best for everyone and hope they can live in their own best possible world, and in this case...better to break the news, than let you hope for it eternally in disappointment, which feels Sisyphus-ian/I'm infantalizing you. Happy to discuss more on why there isn't majority support for instant on-demand distribution of drug and weapon recipes, I don't want you to feel like I'm just asserting something.