In the linked example, I don’t think “expert consensus” and “groupthink” are two ways to describe the same underlying reality with different emotional valences. Groupthink describes a particular sociological model of how a consensus was reached.
Yeah, this is probably true. In training, I aimed to allow it to provide slightly broader alternatives, but not more specific alternatives, like this one is.
Since all groupthink is a form of consensus, under the rules I’ve been following it would be acceptable for it to highlight “groupthink” and provide “consensus” as an alternative, but not the other way around.
Neat!
In the linked example, I don’t think “expert consensus” and “groupthink” are two ways to describe the same underlying reality with different emotional valences. Groupthink describes a particular sociological model of how a consensus was reached.
Yeah, this is probably true. In training, I aimed to allow it to provide slightly broader alternatives, but not more specific alternatives, like this one is.
Since all groupthink is a form of consensus, under the rules I’ve been following it would be acceptable for it to highlight “groupthink” and provide “consensus” as an alternative, but not the other way around.