Elon Musk Gives Anti-Semites a Chance to Rewrite History

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techpineapple · 10h ago

I guess I don’t know enough about AI, but is there a functional consequence to putting your finger on the scales ideologically this way?

This gets me back to the question, is AI designed to be a tool for automating work / research /etc in which case truthfulness seems pretty core to the product.

Or is it just basically character.ai and a newsfeed replacement for Twitter/facebook in which case, sure a specific perspective, even one that doesn’t align with underlying truth is ‘fine’

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Elon Musk Gives Anti-Semites a Chance to Rewrite History

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