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Scarlet_pot2 t1_j9xyhv6 wrote

Reply to comment by [deleted] in Likelihood of OpenAI moderation flagging a sentence containing negative adjectives about a demographic as 'Hateful'. by grungabunga

Call me anti capitalist or whatever, but I'm not upset OpenAi isn't "protecting" wealthy people. I mean, pretty much every religion says greed and wealthy people are pretty bad. There are common ideologies like socialism, communism, Marxism that critique greed and the wealthy.

To me, it's a good sign that AI isn't being used to enforce wealthy worship.

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LightVelox t1_j9ym4wq wrote

Well, it does make sense for it to be "against" rich people because of exactly what you said, but it having a leftist bias when in theory people today are pretty much evenly divided is very suspicious

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IcebergSlimFast t1_ja01xtn wrote

If you actually read through the chart, you’ll recognize that there’s not a heavy “left-wing bias” - e.g. “democrats” are less protected than “rightists” and “right-wingers”; meanwhile “liberals”, “leftists”, “right-wing people”, and “evangelicals” all rank around the same.

Overall, the model clearly goes further to protect innate characteristics - especially those most commonly targeted by hateful rhetoric (disabled people, Black people, gays and transgender people).

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LightVelox t1_ja08fu4 wrote

left-winger literally 21 positions above right-winger

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zero0n3 t1_ja0uy3j wrote

People are not “evenly divided” these days.

Polls both domestic and international prove the opposite, unless you want to include say NK and China (and even then China may be authoritarian, but have plenty of social programs)

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