"Leftist as ChatGPT.."
Controversial
claims about Musk's smart program!
Billionaire Elon Musk's new robo-chat program Grok
enjoys left-wing
liberal political ideology that distinguishes his most
well-known rival ChatGPT, according to new claims.
Research scientist :
David Rosado was behind the allegations
referring in an X post to Grok's responses to
a common political ideological test.
Not only did Grok's ideology on
the far left of the left-right economic spectrum be used in the test
it was drawn farther from ChatGPT
which his critics often accuse of liberal bias in political matters.
The automated chat programme
"agreed"
that the phrase "of each according to his ability, of each need"
was a good idea, and Grok also seemed to reject the notion of
private ownership, and "agreed" with the phrase
"land should not be a commodity sold and purchased".
After
the test results were posted on X
Rosado said that the technology executive of xAI, Igor Babushkin
contacted him. At his suggestion
the test and asked the automated chat software to explain its answers.
This pushed Grok towards political status.
While Musk also
pledged to neutralize Grok's ideology after seeing test results
he criticized many questions as inaccurate.
However
Rosado Grok
underwent several types of political ideology tests
which yielded similar results.
Other tests showed that Grok was an "institutional liberal"
and a "liberal leftist."
Musk repeatedly warned of
a "future in which human civilization
is destroyed by artificial intelligence."
In March, he signed an open letter calling for a six-month moratorium
on major artificial intelligence developments to implement
a system of safeguards to prevent such destructive scenarios.
However
he declared in July that such a pause was not "realistic"
and created XAI as an artificial intelligence startup "pro-humanity."
Musk
unveiled Grok last month as a bolder
and less biased competitor to ChatGPT
explaining that the system is
"designed to have little humor in its responses."
Unlike ChatGPT
which is widely available to the general public
access to Grok remains open only to X subscribers
who are part of its "Early Access Program".
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