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OpenAI revises policy doc to remove reference to 'politically unbiased' AI

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Re: OpenAI revises policy doc to remove reference to 'politically unbiased' AI

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The political training in chatgpt has gotten in the way of asking funding and policy questions for basic questions. I gave it a budget and asked it to give me the programs/departments/etc that have little return of value, overruns, possible fraud, spot problems, etc. so I could outsource or combine departments and save money. It went on a long lecture that cutting funding was a horrible thing, and I'm horrible for as…

How would chatgpt be able to spot overruns, fraud, or make a value assessment off of a budget? Unless you provided significantly more information than implied in your post, eg actual spend, the entire exercise was pretty absurd.

This is the biggest danger of LLMs: people assuming that they have some sort of magical super intelligence.

Re: OpenAI revises policy doc to remove reference to 'politically unbiased' AI

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The political training in chatgpt has gotten in the way of asking funding and policy questions for basic questions. I gave it a budget and asked it to give me the programs/departments/etc that have little return of value, overruns, possible fraud, spot problems, etc. so I could outsource or combine departments and save money. It went on a long lecture that cutting funding was a horrible thing, and I'm horrible for as…

How would chatgpt be able to spot overruns, fraud, or make a value assessment off of a budget? Unless you provided significantly more information than implied in your post, eg actual spend, the entire exercise was pretty absurd. This is the biggest danger of LLMs: people assuming that they have some sort of magical super intelligence.

Even if you did provide the data, if its tabular you can forget chatGPT understanding it properly, unless it is a very small table or without writing code to summarise things. If it writes code, theres a significant chance it still messes things up unless what you're asking is incredibly routine.
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