> Now wasn't this more interesting than "Musk-Bad-Man-Says-Grok"?
I mean, no? That's just general LLM safety nonsense, and very old news at this point.
The thing in the linked article is significantly more unusual.
I mean, no? That's just general LLM safety nonsense, and very old news at this point.
The thing in the linked article is significantly more unusual.
"The practice of covering Michelangelo's "David" with a fig leaf, particularly a detachable one, was common during the Victorian era, specifically in the mid-19th century, due to Queen Victoria's discomfort with the statue's nudity."
Meanwhile the linked article fails to clarify the outcome, which apparently was a "rogue prompt change" by a new employee, Musk wasn't involved. The prompt was reversed and "the system was functioning as intended." It's completely understandable there might be a volume of anti-[personX] material on the internet, put there as propaganda, that might serve as weighted reasoning for an LLM. This is nothing new, unless you're aiming for cheap shots.