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I guess Google implements more / stronger guard rails than Alibaba and thus confuses these small models. At least this was my impression with Gemma3 models wher
by ma2kx 4mo ago
I guess Google implements more / stronger guard rails than Alibaba and thus confuses these small models. At least this was my impression with Gemma3 models where it often said that the image contains some nudity / sex scenes and therefore it cannot give a description of the image. Never understood the point of this behavior....
- jimmy76615 4mo agoThe biggest problem with all the Google models has always been RLHF, particularly safety training. They take a good, smart model and make it behave like a corporate person that has been to far to many forced anti-{sexism, racism...} seminars so that it is now living in fear of saying something that could be construed as wrong by some moral standard.
- staticman2 4mo agoThis is almost certainly not true. If it was, they wouldn't need to be using the classifiers they are using to warn Gemini about problematic prompts.
- ai_fry_ur_brain 4mo ago[flagged]