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by paytonjjones
8 days ago
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Exposure to horrors doesn't imply capability or desire to commit said horrors. But it does seem like kind of a prerequisite. All else being equal, I think I'd prefer my models to be naive about human degradation and torture, for instance. Exceptions made for specialized models used for police work etc. I do think broader alignment is necessary either way but that seems like an extra guardrail it'd be nice to have. |
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In practice it's been shown that LLMs perform better when trained on more diverse data. Training on images in this domain can improve the performance of other domains. I would prefer to have models train as much data that exist.
>specialized models used for police work
The benefit of AGI is that you do not need to have special models for different domains.