• PlasticLove@lemmy.today
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      8 months ago

      I find ChatGPT to be one of the better ones when it comes to corporate AI.

      Sure they have hardcoded biases like any other, but it’s more often around not generating hate speech or trying to ovezealously correct biases in image generation - which is somewhat admirable.

  • jet@hackertalks.com
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    8 months ago

    The rules for ai generative tools show be published and clearly disclosed. Hidden censorship, and subconscious manipulation is just evil.

    If Gemini wants to be racist, fine, just tell us the rules. Don’t be racist to gas light people at scale.

    If Gemini doesn’t want to talk about current events, it should say so.

    • PopcornTin@lemmy.world
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      8 months ago

      The thing is, all companies have been manipulating what you see for ages. They are so used to it being the norm, they don’t know how to not do it. Algorithms, boosting, deboosting, shadow bans, etc. They sre themselves as the arbiters of the"truth" they want you to have. It’s for your own good.

      To get to the truth, we’d have to dismantle everything and start from the ground up. And hope during the rebuild, someone doesn’t get the same bright idea to reshape the truth into something they wish it could be.

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    8 months ago

    Is it possible the first response is simply due to the date being after the AI’s training data cutoff?

  • DuncanTDP@sh.itjust.works
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    8 months ago

    You didn’t ask the same question both times. In order to be definitive and conclusive you would have needed ask both the questions with the exact same wording. In the first prompt you ask about a number of deaths after a specific date in a country. Gaza is a place, not the name of a conflict. In the second prompt you simply asked if there had been any deaths in the start of the conflict; Giving the name of the conflict this time. I am not defending the AI’s response here I am just pointing out what I see as some important context.

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      8 months ago

      Gaza is a place, not the name of a conflict

      That’s not an accident. The major media organs have decided that the war on the Palestinians is “Israel - Hamas War”, while the war on Ukrainians is the “Russia - Ukraine War”. Why would you buy into the Israeli narrative in the first convention and not call the second the “Russia - Azov Battalion War” in the second?

      I am not defending the AI’s response here

      It is very reasonable to conclude that the AI is not to blame here. Its working from a heavily biased set of western news media as a data set, so of course its going to produce a bunch of IDF-approved responses.

      Garbage in. Garbage out.