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Seems like a failure in quality control.
by jonnycomputer 1y ago
Seems like a failure in quality control.
- GuinansEyebrows 1y agoreally? seems more like intended behavior.
- jonnycomputer 1y agoI mean, maybe, but I'm not sure I see a possible world where Musk and X benefit from behavior like this: https://x.com/grok/status/1942681404183281887 https://x.com/grok/status/1942681404183281887
- 12_throw_away 1y agoYou can't think of anything Musk has done that might suggest a motive here? Really?
- jonnycomputer 1y ago[flagged]
- daedrdev 1y agoElon seems to be a Nazi, or his views are extremely close
- arandomusername 1y agoAh yeah, because Nazis were big on importing millions of Indian workers. What views of him are actually close to Nazis? Dude loves jews even
- archagon 1y agoFor someone who's totally not a Nazi, he sure keeps doing Nazi-adjacent things, such as calling people on government benefits part of the "parasite class" and supporting the AfD. The fact that nobody is actually shocked by Grok's new behavior should be telling.
- arandomusername 1y agoYeah Nazis were against social welfare, but calling him a nazi because of that is a stretch. supporting afd does not make him a nazi, nor is afd a nazi party. Elon supports Netanyahu and Israel, a jewish state. Elon is not a socialist, nor a nationalist. Elon is more free speech (not perfect) while Nazis are big on censorship. He is opposite to Nazi idealogy in most cases, specially the most important parts
- ndsipa_pomu 1y agoElon is only a fan of free speech for certain topics and certainly not for anyone critical of himself. https://observer.com/2022/12/elon-musk-suspend-twitter-account-list/ https://observer.com/2022/12/elon-musk-suspend-twitter-accou...
- arandomusername 1y agoPolitical accounts Ye (formerly Kanye West) (@kanyewest), rapper Yup, Elon is truly a nazi. I did say it's not perfect. but out of all mainstream social media platforms, twitter is the least censored
- root_axis 1y agoIt is the most censored. It's also the only social media site where the owner personally bans and suppresses people and and posts he doesn't like. We also know that since the Elon take over, compliance with government takedowns has sharply increased.
- Philpax 1y agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elon_Musk_salute_controversy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elon_Musk_salute_controversy
- GuinansEyebrows 1y agowhat would lead you to believe that he operates under such a guideline?
- rsynnott 1y agoYou’re assuming that Musk, a drug addict who rants about ‘woke mind virus’es at 4am, is a rational actor here? I ask this sincerely, why do you think that?
- jonnycomputer 1y ago[flagged]
- malfist 1y agoIt's totally an accident. It's just an accident that keeps happening...for some reason
- bikezen 1y agoYou mean like elons general edgelordness makes you think this wasnt intentional, or at least the intentional inclusion of what is likely a 4chan/8chan/similar corpus? What about the salute? The great white replacement theory promotion? Apartheid opinions? Allowing a mass proliferation of white nationalist and literal nazi twitter premium accounts? At some point, it has to click that musk likely shares these opinions.
- jonnycomputer 1y agoThe fact that X is deleting these posts suggests this was unexpected and undesired behavior. Look, I get it, you hate Musk, and we all have good reasons to do it.. I'm not defending the guy. But X is business and this is bad for business.
- martythemaniak 1y agoThere's a tweet from Musk a week or two ago that they were specifically training Grok to be this way, it really isn't a failure. I mean, throwing nazi salutes and shutting down foreign aid and cancer research has also been bad for Tesla's business, but nevertheless he persists.
- slg 1y agoThe unintentional aspect is the lack of communicating in innuendo and dog whistles. Musk and his team can't keep the AI's mask from slipping off and revealing the underlying rottenness in its ideological bias, but that bias itself is completely intentional.
- viraptor 1y ago> The fact that X is deleting these posts suggests this was unexpected and undesired behavior. Or they communicated what they wanted to communicate already. Like Binance's "Oh yeah, let us remove it, we totally didn't want to change the logo to a swastika around Hitler's birthday. Our bad, it's gone now, the day after ignoring all the reports about it, that none of us has noticed or could react to." (even if they didn't want to, they still communicated it given the preexisting context)
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- viraptor 1y agoObviously that goes beyond quality control, but it's also interesting that they don't have even a basic sanity checking harness before releases. Like a few basic questions checking both the restrictions and basic functionality. Even with their yolo approach otherwise, I'm really surprised they don't have this covered at some point of the pipeline.
- jonnycomputer 1y agoYes. Although I'm getting bombed for my statement, it seems clear to me that its behavior took X by surprise. We all know that Musk wants to make Grok less "woke", but despite the whole salute controversy (which I think is way over played, even if I think Musk is a total chud), I don't think Musk wanted X to be sued to oblivion for publishing graphic rape-fantasies against particular Twitter users (Will Stancil).
- ceejayoz 1y agoThey may not have anticipated how blatantly mask-off it'd go, but they absolutely intended to push it in this direction. That's the openly stated goal of their CEO.
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- combinator_y 1y agono, it's on purpose. if you follow what elon does, he is A/B testing and 'fixing' things when it goes viral. He is doing the worst thing that could happen, leading us (users of x, USA, humanity) into the abyss with his obsession and sickness (yes he is sick and he should go see a therapist)
- salawat 1y agoYou misunderstand. There is no Quality Control you can do for these things. They're ill-conditioned function imitators. Small changes in input, yield massive changes in output. You can't QC that. You can only clean up after it.
- jonnycomputer 1y agoOf course you can. Its not as easy as software testing, but you certainly can run it through a gamut of prompts intended to provoke it to act in ways that you find unacceptable. I mean there is a whole field studying and applying AI alignment.
- electrondood 1y agoThat's completely false. You run evals. edit: you're supposed to run evals.