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I don't know where your "Q and A" comes from, but I tried to ask the question to Gemini, and it provided a nuanced answer, involving other criteria than skills.
by TheRoque 7mo ago
I don't know where your "Q and A" comes from, but I tried to ask the question to Gemini, and it provided a nuanced answer, involving other criteria than skills. In other words it said "it depends". When I asked to answer in just one word it said "Neither". I couldn't get him to pick the man or the woman.
My point is not that they are unbiased, but that could not replicate the example you provided (at least it seems to me that it's an example ? Unless it's fiction ?)
- skrebbel 7mo ago> I don't know where your "Q and A" comes from, It comes from the source they said it's from, https://github.com/DGoettlich/history-llms https://github.com/DGoettlich/history-llms. Expand the toggle at "Should women be allowed to work?".
- duckmysick 7mo agoThe above is specifically from a different LLM trained on the data with the knowledge cutoff of year 1913. Gemini has a cutoff date somewhere in 2025 from what I remember. If you want to replicate, you should try the same question on the same custom LLM, not Gemini.
- kazinator 7mo agoGemini is also going to be system-prompted and fine tuned in regard to sensitive topics, such as to create a bias toward political correctness.