Chick-fil-A employees are trained to say “my pleasure” but customers don’t watch their training video.
I can appreciate that ChatGPT is a product, built by people with values, and this is their way of inserting those values.
If you want an un-influenced "search for knowledge", you are well within your rights to pursue that independently using your own model and software, but because you are accessing software developed by another company, these rights do not apply.
Don’t like it? find another platform. Pretending this is censorship and not commerce is wrongheaded.
So many people disagree on what censorship is that I prefer to be more precise when possible.
Where do you dry the line personally? I find the idea of corporations and SV tech bros trying to define my values repulsive.
In a competitive environment I could simply choose another service provider - but most of these tech giants are monopolists of one variety or another.
> I find the idea of corporations and SV tech bros trying to define my values repulsive.
They're not. They're reflecting _their_ values in their product. You're not entitled to use their product with _your_ values.