Political bias

We want to integrate AI into society.

We want it to improve rather than harm our ability to govern ourselves.

There's an exciting vision for why that could be valuable, but there's a bunch of practical problems we're facing right now today, including the fact that AI models don't have access to good information on all political topics, and the fact that the AI models themselves have political biases that likely are rooted in their training data.

Those are sort of what we would call in the industry evals for politics.

And I think much more broadly, one of the things I talk about and teach about a lot is the importance of evals.

Carter.

Okay.

Um, I think that political biased journalism or blogging is not something you can really stop.

Mm.

Because even in our mainstream media, there are radio stations that are openly supporting certain parties, and I don't think it's against the law.

And I want to, instead of saying San Diego and saying Los Angeles, I want you to sit with the idea.

And it just depends on where you live and where your political bias is.

But imagine if Trump said Houston and Miami.

As examples, I will guarantee you the conservatives would have lost their mind over it.