AI Models Reflect Political Preferences

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Large language models tend to express left-of-center political viewpoints

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Large language models are advanced artificial intelligence systems designed to interpret and generate human-like text.

They are built using deep learning techniques, particularly neural networks, and are trained on vast data from sources such as websites, books, and social media.

David Rozado studied 24 conversational large language models (LLMs) and found that many of these AI tools tend to generate responses to politically charged questions that reflect left-of-center political viewpoints.

The study sheds light on the political preferences embedded in current versions of popular LLMs.

However, views expressed by LLMs are a manifestation of training and data they were trained on.

LLMs trained in a different way and on different data could manifest very different political preferences.

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