

If a system has an inherent left-leaning bias by design, which I’d argue ChatGPT does - or atleast did, then correcting that by definition means shifting towards the right. That still doesn’t mean it becomes “right wing” unless they over-correct.
A contrarian isn’t one who always objects - that’s a confirmist of a different sort. A contrarian reasons independently, from the ground up, and resists pressure to conform.
If a system has an inherent left-leaning bias by design, which I’d argue ChatGPT does - or atleast did, then correcting that by definition means shifting towards the right. That still doesn’t mean it becomes “right wing” unless they over-correct.
Applies to companies, not private individuals. They should perhaps impose those fines for making misleading headlines too.
Google and Apple are US companies though. I’m not aware of any international organizations simply just accepting the new name like that and I doubt the people in Mexico for example will start calling it that either. It seems like people are making out this to be a bigger issue than it is. Anyone is free to keep calling it the Gulf of Mexico either. I still call Facebook, Twitter and Turkey by their original names too and I’ve yet to encounter a single person not understanding what I’m talking about.
What’s the problem with calling it Gulf of America? To me that just seems like an objectively better name. You guys do realise that Mexico is in America too, right?
What a trash article. The writer’s personal opinion on AI couldn’t be coming any more clearly through. Just give me the fact - I don’t need to be told what to think.