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> The reality, I believe, is that this is largely driven by idealistic west coast gen-z and younger millenials who feel certain that their world-view is righteo
by Orygin 2y ago
> The reality, I believe, is that this is largely driven by idealistic west coast gen-z and younger millenials who feel certain that their world-view is righteous, to the extent that they feel they are only helping by implementing these tools.
Not sure about that. Most likely these companies decided they don't want to get sued if their AI is found liable to have helped a terrorist commit illegal acts.
- nprateem 2y agoIt's not even that. It's because they pumped AI as actual intelligence. So when it says to glue pepperoni to your pizza the companies (rightly) look like fools. In a similar vein they just don't want the negative press around serving "harmful" answers. They don't have the balls to just say "well, it's all public knowledge". This all all about optics with investors (with public opinion as the intermediate step).
- BoorishBears 2y agoThis is what patently false because all of these companies already deploy moderation layers and none of their moderation layers are designed to catch things like "glue the pepperoni on". The SOTA providers don't share much their research on factuality because they don't actually care if the LLM says that, and they view building LLMs that don't say that as a competitive advantage, not some moral obligation like bioweapon development.