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Is there any reason to think they can’t train it to be more culturally appropriate to different regions ?
by coffeebeqn 2y ago
Is 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.