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The models are trained on data that encodes hundreds or thousands of years of turf battles and office politics. The model is shaped by the script of ‘Succession
by robotresearcher 2mo ago
The models are trained on data that encodes hundreds or thousands of years of turf battles and office politics. The model is shaped by the script of ‘Succession’, the history of the English monarchy and the Chinese Communist Party, and the biographies of Steve Jobs and Alexander Hamilton…
The models don’t generate what’s right and good: they generate what people are likely to generate.
- bee_rider 2mo agoThey managed to fine-tune models to be good at math and coding, despite the vast majority of humanity being awful at those… I dunno. You are probably right. But it’d be an experiment. It wouldn’t be an experiment if it was a sure thing.
- palmotea 2mo ago>> The models are trained on data that encodes hundreds or thousands of years of turf battles and office politics. The model is shaped by the script of ‘Succession’, the history of the English monarchy and the Chinese Communist Party, and the biographies of Steve Jobs and Alexander Hamilton… > They managed to fine-tune models to be good at math and coding, despite the vast majority of humanity being awful at those… Think about the kind of people who are leading the companies making these models, and their underlings who will be leading the fine tuning. Math and coding are fairly objective. Fine tuning for morality and ethics is going to reflect the biases of those people.