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You provide the info... and the bias.


Everyone introduces bias. But for instance getting a model trained pre war vs after a war starts is super different. If I want to get raw information about 2 nations then models are in some ways a good source. Because most other parts of the internet can get changed or wiped. A model is "stuck" with the information it had exactly at that point so cannot be directly affected by new information attacks.

It is crucial to have a good framework in how you ask your questions though to avoid bias when using these systems and to try and focus on raw facts. To test ideas I like to make it fight for both opposite extreme sides of an argument then I can make up my own mind.




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