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The issue I see is that LLMs are not an unbiased source of information. Functionally, he's just asking big tech companies what to do. It's one thing when a dev
by InsideOutSanta 2y ago
The issue I see is that LLMs are not an unbiased source of information. Functionally, he's just asking big tech companies what to do.
It's one thing when a developer asks an LLM for programming advice, and the LLM has been instructed to prioritize answers suggesting React. In my opinion, it's quite another when a politician asks an LLM for policy advice, and the provider has the ability to make similar prioritizations.
- walthamstow 2y ago> Functionally, he's just asking big tech companies what to do. All I see him asking for action on is which podcast to appear on. The rest is just run-of-the-mill research.
- AlecSchueler 2y ago> LLMs are not an unbiased source of information Isn't this true of every information source?
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