And AI models just go with their programming. Like humans they may think they're making unbiased decisions but a lot of work has went into aligning them to give specific kinds of answers. We're all subject to biases based on what we were taught and how we want to be perceived.
And they’re 100% right about the vast majority of people.
All it takes to understand this is a little knowledge of history and psychology.
Progress has always been driven by a tiny minority who refuse to be amoral sheep. Without them, we’d still be living in caves, bashing each other over the head with rocks.
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[ 0.28 ms ] story [ 3.8 ms ] threadThat pretty much sums up my view of humanity these days.
The LLMs did their job (except giving the same answer demonstrated their toxic homogeneity).
Remember when AI was extremely sycophantic (as opposed to now when, one might say, it’s mildly sycophantic)?
Given the training data (the internet), this is a logical conclusion.
All it takes to understand this is a little knowledge of history and psychology.
Progress has always been driven by a tiny minority who refuse to be amoral sheep. Without them, we’d still be living in caves, bashing each other over the head with rocks.
(on source, sheep)