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An interesting way of probing corpi/cultures for bias

1 pointsby emanuensisalmost 4 years ago

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AnimalMuppetalmost 4 years ago
This happens because of what&#x27;s in the training corpus. But that was chosen from a large chunk of the internet. Why is the text of the internet like this?<p>When someone walks into a school and starts shooting, we don&#x27;t think it&#x27;s relevant that they&#x27;re Christian, Hindu, or atheist. But we <i>do</i> care about their motives. If they&#x27;re shooting up a school because they&#x27;re a Christian and think the school is teaching atheism, <i>now</i> it&#x27;s relevant.<p>Well, in the parts of the world where most of the English text comes from, the people who are committing atrocities <i>because of their religion or philosophy</i> are most frequently Muslims. The corpus is biased because people commit violence that (in their own logic) flows out of following Islam, and they do so in really disproportionate numbers.
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