> As models increasingly shape how millions understand social and political issues, hidden biases could have a wider, undetected influence. And where is the pr

> As models increasingly shape how millions understand social and political issues, hidden biases could have a wider, undetected influence. And where is the problem with that? The problem is that the system wants to ensure the subordinates believe what they're told to believe. And this requires precise control. But there is a methodological problem when we move from one-way narrative control from TV and social media to a two-way interaction like an LLM chat. When you ask an LLM a political question and it disagrees with you then you argue and at the end it tells you you're right. So it doesn't really matter what it's initial political output is. So the actual "problem" is that LLMs fail to stay true to carefully crafted political propaganda like other media. Which I don't care at all. A healthy thinking person should only use an LLM as a mapping tool, not a truth seeking machine. About every topic including politics.