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The word/sentence bias should work if you train an LLM to it I would say. You can only feign enlightened centerist and allow others to get away with things for

The word/sentence bias should work if you train an LLM to it I would say. You can only feign enlightened centerist and allow others to get away with things for so long, at some point you reveal your cards. But the breaking story contrast method I find people using like newscord[1] is doomed to fail, they all omit in the same way and arrange facts in ways that mislead by altering a sense of timeframe or magnitude or in countless other ways that can barely be pinned down to one comma. Reputation is still a good enough measure but you have to be a reader with standards willing to walk away when they drop or go negative. Most consumers are habitual FOMO types though. When journalists collective response to events cause them all to tarnish their reputation in the same way we need to remind ourselves that they are not special people, just people we gladly relinquish the effort to collate happenings for us whatever their own unusual desires. [1] https://newscord.org https://newscord.org

incomingpain 3y ago
>The word/sentence bias should work if you train an LLM to it I would say. You can only feign enlightened centerist and allow others to get away with things for so long, at some point you reveal your cards. When I checked out that one, it worked quite well for the USA but it failed horribly for Canada. This was years ago, llms have advanced a great deal and no doubt that product. I dont particularly blame the project, Canadian journalists are pretty fake. I mentioned the freedom protest that the courts have officially declared was unconstitutionally crushed. The judge himself literally said that on the day it happened he sided with the government and thought it was necessary. >When journalists collective response to events cause them all to tarnish their reputation in the same way we need to remind ourselves that they are not special people, just people we gladly relinquish the effort to collate happenings for us whatever their own unusual desires. The journalists will so often write as if what they are writing is the undoubtable truth and they ruin themselves.

incomingpain 3y ago

>The word/sentence bias should work if you train an LLM to it I would say. You can only feign enlightened centerist and allow others to get away with things for so long, at some point you reveal your cards. When I checked out that one, it worked quite well for the USA but it failed horribly for Canada. This was years ago, llms have advanced a great deal and no doubt that product. I dont particularly blame the project, Canadian journalists are pretty fake. I mentioned the freedom protest that the courts have officially declared was unconstitutionally crushed. The judge himself literally said that on the day it happened he sided with the government and thought it was necessary. >When journalists collective response to events cause them all to tarnish their reputation in the same way we need to remind ourselves that they are not special people, just people we gladly relinquish the effort to collate happenings for us whatever their own unusual desires. The journalists will so often write as if what they are writing is the undoubtable truth and they ruin themselves.