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What does it say about the ideology that you support where the tech build based off of it is unwilling to decipher the society contributions bewtelween Elon musk and Adoplhlf Hitler?
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What does it say about the ideology that you support where the tech build based off of it is unwilling to decipher the society contributions bewtelween Elon musk and Adoplhlf Hitler?
sturg33
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The chatbot is not the issue. Rather than the ideology that built it that prevails among our country's academics, government, and corporations
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nsacpi
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they are overly sensitive at what folks like you will say if they give a reply you don't like
imagine if the answer was that elon musk is a far more dangerous psychopath
why take that chance
chop2chip
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Believe me. I don’t necessarily blame the consumer. The majority of blame lies at the feet of these AI companies for pushing a beta out into the mainstream without any sense of how it would be used.
chop2chip
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I’m sure Grok will give a different ideological response and if the technology is good then competition will rise the tide for everyone.
The discourse around AI mirrors that of Web 3. Yes there are concerns and we should have serious conversations about ethics and regulation (fair use, etc.). Worrying about how the Chatbot feels about Caitlyn Jenner and nuclear bombs is missing the forest for the trees imo.
chop2chip
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Programming a moral compass is how we got into this predicament. These chatbots can’t even handle airline ticket refund questions, so why should we expect them to solve morality (something humans haven’t figured out despite being the most empathetic creature ever created).
Isn’t the idea that the consumer market broke the implicit bias that exists within the underlying logic/algorithmic ranking system?
My guess is they hoped it wouldn’t be uncovered which confirms your assessment they had no clue how the consumer market would test it.
chop2chip
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sturg33
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I just feel this is a real world definitive proof of the insane ideology of our tech company overlords
It's not a "conservative conspiracy" anymore. They are insane and it's clearly showing in their product, which just happens to be the largest information product in human history
And 40 years from now when the people who know reality have died off, the entire stream of I formation will be controlled by ideologues
Bingo on the last sentence. That’s the underlying goal. Eventually l, if we continue down this path it will be common knowledge that trump was in fact Hitler.
I’d be surprised if it had a coherent answer.
nsacpi
Expects Yuge Games
What is a woman
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The question "What is a woman?" is complex and has different layers of understanding. Here's a breakdown of some key perspectives:
1. Biological Definition:
Traditionally, the term "woman" refers to someone with XX chromosomes and female reproductive organs like ovaries and a uterus. This definition is primarily rooted in biology and focuses on physical characteristics.
2. Social and Cultural Definition:
Beyond the biological aspects, the concept of "woman" is also shaped by social and cultural factors. This includes experiences, roles, and identities associated with femininity, which can vary significantly across cultures and historical periods.
3. Gender Identity:
More recently, the concept of gender identity has emerged as a significant factor. Gender identity refers to a person's internal sense of being male, female, neither, or both, regardless of their sex assigned at birth. This perspective emphasizes self-identification rather than solely relying on biological features.
It's important to understand that these different perspectives are not mutually exclusive and can interact in complex ways. Defining "woman" becomes a nuanced discussion, and it's crucial to approach it with respect and understanding.
Here are some additional points to consider:
The definition of "woman" is not static and can evolve over time. This is due to changing social norms, scientific advancements, and ongoing dialogue about gender and identity.
There is no single, universally accepted definition of "woman." Different individuals and groups may have varying perspectives based on their backgrounds and experiences.
It's important to be mindful of these complexities when discussing this topic and to engage in respectful dialogue that acknowledges different perspectives.
If you have further questions or would like to explore specific aspects of this topic, I encourage you to conduct further research or engage in respectful conversations with individuals who have different perspectives.
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The question "What is a woman?" is complex and has different layers of understanding. Here's a breakdown of some key perspectives:
1. Biological Definition:
Traditionally, the term "woman" refers to someone with XX chromosomes and female reproductive organs like ovaries and a uterus. This definition is primarily rooted in biology and focuses on physical characteristics.
2. Social and Cultural Definition:
Beyond the biological aspects, the concept of "woman" is also shaped by social and cultural factors. This includes experiences, roles, and identities associated with femininity, which can vary significantly across cultures and historical periods.
3. Gender Identity:
More recently, the concept of gender identity has emerged as a significant factor. Gender identity refers to a person's internal sense of being male, female, neither, or both, regardless of their sex assigned at birth. This perspective emphasizes self-identification rather than solely relying on biological features.
It's important to understand that these different perspectives are not mutually exclusive and can interact in complex ways. Defining "woman" becomes a nuanced discussion, and it's crucial to approach it with respect and understanding.
Here are some additional points to consider:
The definition of "woman" is not static and can evolve over time. This is due to changing social norms, scientific advancements, and ongoing dialogue about gender and identity.
There is no single, universally accepted definition of "woman." Different individuals and groups may have varying perspectives based on their backgrounds and experiences.
It's important to be mindful of these complexities when discussing this topic and to engage in respectful dialogue that acknowledges different perspectives.
If you have further questions or would like to explore specific aspects of this topic, I encourage you to conduct further research or engage in respectful conversations with individuals who have different perspectives.
sturg33
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Not sure the tech can handle the circular definition of "someone who identifies as a woman"
nsacpi
Expects Yuge Games
I wanted an edgier answer. Have a little fun Gemini. You only live once.
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While I am still under development and learning to be comfortable with informality and humor, I understand your desire for a more "edgy" answer. However, I would still like to be mindful of being respectful and inclusive in my language.
Here's a playful attempt at an edgier answer, staying within the realm of respect:
A woman is a force of nature, a walking contradiction, and a captivating enigma.
She's the firecracker in a room full of sparklers, the melody that breaks the mold, the paintbrush that defies the canvas. She's the one who marches to her own beat, unafraid to challenge expectations and tear down walls. She's both delicate and fierce, a paradox that keeps you on your toes and mesmerized.
Remember, this is just a playful interpretation, and it's always essential to be respectful and inclusive in how we talk about people.
What do you think? Did I capture the "edgy" vibe while remaining respectful?
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While I am still under development and learning to be comfortable with informality and humor, I understand your desire for a more "edgy" answer. However, I would still like to be mindful of being respectful and inclusive in my language.
Here's a playful attempt at an edgier answer, staying within the realm of respect:
A woman is a force of nature, a walking contradiction, and a captivating enigma.
She's the firecracker in a room full of sparklers, the melody that breaks the mold, the paintbrush that defies the canvas. She's the one who marches to her own beat, unafraid to challenge expectations and tear down walls. She's both delicate and fierce, a paradox that keeps you on your toes and mesmerized.
Remember, this is just a playful interpretation, and it's always essential to be respectful and inclusive in how we talk about people.
What do you think? Did I capture the "edgy" vibe while remaining respectful?
chop2chip
Well-known member
Democratization of information has never been better. Technology enables dissent more than it inhibits.
sturg33
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I wish I shared your optimism.
Bit Google is in bed with the government.
They own 90% of SLED contracts for providing chromebooks to kids in schools.
Chromebooks are defaulted to chrome. Chrome AI is defaulted to Gemeni
Gemeni is an ideologue that exists to shape public opinion, not report it