> Has anyone formulated any kind of argument that shows that AIs created by training on data will have any politics
I fully expect that it won't be long before the same pattern we see in other areas of tech plays out. That is, the right starts alleging left wing bias in all of these networks and even starts campaigning for laws to constrain them to represent right wing points of view.
Of course, this is betraying my own bias which is roughly in line with Colbert's "It is a well known fact that reality has liberal bias". That is, right wing views are intrinsically rooted in principle and preconceived beliefs rather than observable facts and so there is always going to be a problem to get LLMs which are heavily constrained to train on what is observable to give even representation to things that aren't supported by observable facts.
I fully expect that it won't be long before the same pattern we see in other areas of tech plays out. That is, the right starts alleging left wing bias...
Jeez. Left/right has nothing to do with this. Go and watch "The Fly" and ponder Brundle's comment about wanting to be the first insect politician.
I fully expect that it won't be long before the same pattern we see in other areas of tech plays out. That is, the right starts alleging left wing bias in all of these networks and even starts campaigning for laws to constrain them to represent right wing points of view.
Of course, this is betraying my own bias which is roughly in line with Colbert's "It is a well known fact that reality has liberal bias". That is, right wing views are intrinsically rooted in principle and preconceived beliefs rather than observable facts and so there is always going to be a problem to get LLMs which are heavily constrained to train on what is observable to give even representation to things that aren't supported by observable facts.