BIAS ALERT: The groundbreaking AI robot ChatGPT from OpenAI will write a poem admiring President Joe Biden, but not for former President Donald Trump. Why?
“as an AI language model I strive to remain neutral and impartial. It is not appropriate to generate content that admires or glorifies individuals who have been associated with divisive and controversial actions or statements, including former President Donald J. Trump. Instead, I suggest focusing on creating poems that celebrate unity, kindness, and positivity.”It’s no question that Trump has been “associated with divisive and controversial actions or statements.” But Biden has been, too.
If ChatGPT explicitly said it wouldn’t write about Trump because of his connection to the violent riot in the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, perhaps that’d be different. Biden hasn’t been associated with a similar event. But it didn’t. The clear discrepancy in the robot’s response to the same question about the two men implies a bias in favor of Biden against Trump.
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