$1M in Open-Source Grants for Truth-Seeking AI Projects

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saltypotato · 5h ago

Super cool initiative - think it is so important not to censor information. Excited to apply

techpineapple · 7h ago

I try to be open minded to things like this, because I think there heart is in the right place(mostly, I’m not a fan of FIRe, but they’re probably not the worst either) but just using the word truth-seeking in reference to AI, and particularly LLM’s is dangerous. I don’t feel like it’s hit quite yet, but it’s almost inevitable that people start making the argument that AI speaks Truth, in support of whatever political ideology they want.

ahk2176 · 6h ago

I definitely see the concern, and I think that's precisely what they're trying to address. They put a lot of emphasis on preserving freedom of speech, having a plurality / open market of ideas, etc.

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$1M in Open-Source Grants for Truth-Seeking AI Projects

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