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Yes. This model - and past models to an extent - have a very unique american and californian feel to them in their response. I am German for example, and day to
by selfmodruntime 2y ago
Yes. This model - and past models to an extent - have a very unique american and californian feel to them in their response. I am German for example, and day to that conversations lack any superficial flattery so much that the demo feels extreme to me.
- coffeebeqn 2y agoIs there any reason to think they can’t train it to be more culturally appropriate to different regions ?
- jameshart 2y agoWe know how that works out with protocol droids. Cutting C-3PO (Hmmm... GPT4o? Should we start calling it Teeforo?) off mid sentence is a regular part of canon. Hey, Threepio, can you speak in a more culturally appropriate tone? C3Po: Certainly sir. I am fluent in over six million forms of communication, and can readily... Can you speak German? C3Po: Of course I can, sir, it's like a second language to me. I was... All right, shut up. C3Po: Shutting up, sir.
- jiggawatts 2y agoOpenAI keeps talking about "personalised AI", but what they've actually been doing is forcing everyone to use a single model with a single set of "safety" rules, censorship, and response style. Either they can't afford to train multiple variants of GPT 4, or they don't want to.
- selfmodruntime 2y agoThey certainly can, but the Californian techno bubble is so entrenched into the western culture war that they prefer to act as a (in their opinion) benevolent dictator. Which is fair in a way, it's their model after all.
- sen 2y agoYou can’t even pick a voice that isn’t American. Every single option is “over-enthusiastic Californian”. Even Apple gives us options of other accents to make it less jarring, and to me they’re the pinnacle of that voice style in tech presentations.
- noisy_boy 2y agoMaybe they should have used some of that LLM capability to generate accents on demand.
- drstewart 2y agoMaybe Europe should have invested in AI instead of regulating cookies
- xigoi 2y agoThe horrors of prioritizing citizens over greedy megacorporations!
- drstewart 2y agoYep, they can prioritize that while shipping their money to those same US and Chinese corporations for AI, robotics, and green energy technologies for the next 100 years. At least they've eliminated greedy megacorporations. Imagine a company sponsoring terrorism like Credit Suisse existing in Europe. Never!!