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Based on this, I made a way to search party programs instead using vector embeddings: https://zweefhulp.nl https://zweefhulp.nl. Lmk what you think.

• sprremix 11mo ago
  So, your project still uses AI. I'm curious, what did you do while developing this site in order to fight against the bias?
  • AlecSchueler 11mo ago
    Which bias?
    • advisedwang 11mo ago
      Like every other ML system, probably that it reproduces whatever skews exist in the training data.
      • AlecSchueler 11mo ago
        But how do you remove that? Is there an objective political truth?
  • everforward 11mo ago
    Vector search isn't full blown AI and should be inherently less prone to bias. It just converts words/phrases into vectors where the distance between the vectors represents semantic similarity. It doesn't encode value judgements like whether a policy is good or bad, it just enables a sort of full text search ++ where you don't need to precisely match terms. Like a search for "changes to rent" might match a law that mentions changes to "temporary accommodations". Bias is certainly possible based on which words are considered correlated to others, but it should be much less prone to containing higher-level associations like something being bad policy.