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That's another story, for sure, but the significant bias in OpenAI's treatment of the same adjectives when applied to different groups is certainly also a story.

If some of these words have different connotations when applied to different groups (eg. "smart people are lazy" means something very different to "fat people are lazy") then that's definitely something that needs discussing in the article, but it doesn't necessarily negate the other points made.



>the significant bias in OpenAI's treatment of the same adjectives when applied to different groups is certainly also a story.

What is the story? If the bias shows up on sentences that no one will ever say, why is that interesting? What does it tell us?




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