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So google Gemini was creating black Vikings because of facts?
by Rover222 2y ago
So google Gemini was creating black Vikings because of facts?
- vessenes 2y agoWell, to be fair, it was creating black Vikings because of secret inference-time additions to prompts. I for one welcome Vikings of all colors if they are not bent on pillage or havoc
- selfmodruntime 2y ago> secret inference-time additions to prompts Which were politically biased, in turn making the above assumption true.
- paxys 2y agoShould an "unbiased" model not create vikings of every color? Why offend any side?
- Rover222 2y agoIt should be accurate. Adding in DEI to everything is a political bias. Truth is truth.
- jug 2y agoThe problem here and with your comparison is that Gemini (the language model) wasn't creating black vikings because of political bias in the training, but due to how Google augmented the user prompts to force-include diversity. Behind the scenes, you were basically telling Gemini to always remember racial diversity even if you didn't in your prompt. But if you were asking Gemini, vikings were white. This was later rectified in an update once Google realized what mistake they had done, since it causes gross historical inaccuracies. But it wasn't rectified by doing anything to Gemini the language model. It did right all along.
- Rover222 2y agoGotcha, thanks for clarifying that
- selfmodruntime 2y ago> Should an "unbiased" model not create vikings of every color? Weren't you just arguing facts? > Why offend any side? Facts shouldn't offend anyone.