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Researchers find ChatGPT has a “significant and systematic political bias” toward the Democrats in the US, Lula in Brazil, and the Labour Party in the UK

Chatbots are ingrained with political biases picked up from their training data — which in most cases is unfiltered text from the web

Washington Post Gerrit De Vynck

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    Reality has a liberal bias? [embedded post]
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    That's because facts skew liberal.  The “truth” is not in the middle.  [embedded post]
  • @dcwritermark.bsky.social Mark on bluesky
    Oh, FFS.  Get ready for the next front in the culture war: conservatives determined to rid AI of liberal bias to safeguard Western civilization from subjugation by woke androids.  —  https://www.washingtonpost.com/ ...
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