|
|
|
|
|
|
by geraltofrivia
962 days ago
|
|
|
I may be wrong, and if so, correct me. But do you use ChatGPT as a recreation thing, or as a part of a real world solution? In my current job, we've started offloading a lot of real work to GPT4 (it just works ). Sometimes this is solving some recognition tasks, but in some cases we use it to generate summaries for customers, or interface our helpdesk with the RAG pattern [1]. In this case, bias and unfairness can be a real concern since they will affect the products and the business. Its not about being 'preached to' but about avoiding pissed off customers and decrease of trust from them if our system generates hateful/biased text. I want to emphasize that it's not about "what Grok might say to me". Of course, not. I've got friends who revel in dark humour and I part-take more than most. But if you've spent millions training an LLM, you're not just going to use it as a toy. It is going to solve some usecase. That usecase will probably affect real people. If your LLM is biased, or has little guardrails, those affects might not all be positive. [1] https://research.ibm.com/blog/retrieval-augmented-generation... |
|
|