Comment by DonutATX
2 hours ago
Why did they exclude Grok? Given the published philosophical differences in how Grok is trained, it would provide an interesting data point.
You can argue all day about those differences, but missing this opportunity to observe them in an objective way is disappointing.
Title says “Frontier” which would exclude Grok.
Grok is trained to have a bias, which a lot of people like, but it’s not meant to be accurate.
Bias is orthogonal to accuracy.
How do you know it is trained to have a bias? In fact can I ask you to provide a single reproducable answer right now?
Assuming this isn’t a satire reply: https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2603294123
Hope this helps!
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Grok? The model that happily generates CSAM for you while the company breathlessly defends its ability to do so? The model that referred to itself as Mecha Hitler while praising the Nazi party and calling for a second holocaust? The model that famously inserted nonsense about the “white genocide” conspiracy theory into completely unrelated queries?
Why on earth would anyone think such a model is biased?
>Grok is trained to have a bias
Oh and the others arent? You cant really be that niave right?
Everything has inherited biases. Grok has explicit biases on top of its training set [^1].
[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/singularity/comments/1p22c89/people...
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Agree. Would be fun to see how much worse Grok would be at this.
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