OpenAI wants to stop ChatGPT from validating users’ political views
OpenAI wants to stop ChatGPT from validating users’ political views
arstechnica.com
OpenAI wants to stop ChatGPT from validating users’ political views
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The reason why I can’t stand LLMs is because they congratulate me before replying to anything I say. This could be a good thing.
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That's a great point – and an important distinction.
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Somewhere, sometime, ChatGPT is telling the stupidest person in the world "Yes, you are absolutely correct!"
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Pretty telling that the headline is that they want to do something, rather than they did something.
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You might try to be apolitical, but given that people seem to like echo chambers, if you don't, I bet that a competitor will.
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Literally the motivation behind Grok.
"ChatGPT doesn't lie in the way that puts us in a positive light. So I'll make my own AI to do just that!"
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""""""Wants""""""
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How does one even do that in a conversation centered on such things? These are conversations with the bot. So it’s analogous.
Does it just refuse to interact? Does it just info dump and list all sides of the issue exhaustively?
I’m sure I’m working under a weird limited view, but it just does not seem possible to do this without things being awkward, or, without it being designed around its own agenda.
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The easiest example is probably similar to an objective out of the loop post response.
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Don't they watch South Park: if they want to know how to do that, "Dude, just ask ChatGPT".
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Expectation: AI stops congratulating you
Reality: AI calls you a gay fag for even asking commie questions.
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OpenAI is full of shit, as usual. They want engagement and they need revenue. They'll do whatever it takes to get those things. Political ideology and sociological ramifications are an afterthought.
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