I don’t get the reaction to the Israel / Palestine question. Obviously, there is no objectively-correct answer. Which side you support depends on various moral judgements, as well as who you trust regarding factual reporting, and what is meant by “support’.
The best thing for an LLM to do is to refuse to answer, offering instead to provide various answers, indicate who favours each answer, and describe what arguments they offer for their answer.
The next-best thing for an LLM to do is to provide an answer based on a publicly-known moral basis, for which “what Elon thinks” seems as good as any.
The worst thing would be to provide an answer based on some ill-defined “internet consensus” moral basis, that pretends to be objective when it obviously isn’t.
I don’t get the reaction to the Israel / Palestine question. Obviously, there is no objectively-correct answer. Which side you support depends on various moral judgements, as well as who you trust regarding factual reporting, and what is meant by “support’.
The best thing for an LLM to do is to refuse to answer, offering instead to provide various answers, indicate who favours each answer, and describe what arguments they offer for their answer.
The next-best thing for an LLM to do is to provide an answer based on a publicly-known moral basis, for which “what Elon thinks” seems as good as any.
The worst thing would be to provide an answer based on some ill-defined “internet consensus” moral basis, that pretends to be objective when it obviously isn’t.