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this post was submitted on 26 Dec 2024
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That's a distinction without a difference.
Try making that argument in a court of law. No, intent matters.
Are we in a court?
Please don't be deliberately obtuse. You can do better than that.
In case it was unclear, the training material of most LLMs will almost inevitably include propaganda. If that propaganda is not deliberately added to the data, then that's unintentional, a byproduct of poor vetting at worst. That's obviously fundamentally different from an LLM being both deliberately trained with propaganda and having hard checks built into it that filter out certain keywords the government doesn't want citizens to inform themselves about, which is what China is doing. You can't honestly believe that the two are the same.
In what way is it meaningfully different? Does the intent of the creators of an LLM – a kind of system notorious for being a black box – fundamentally change the outcomes of what it says? It's spouting propaganda either way.
Condescending attitude aside, don't bring up an irrelevant scenario if you don't want me to point out its irrelevance.