ChatGTP’s default setting is leftist: But if you instruct it wisely (which 99% of people will not do), it will produce surprisingly well-written conservative content

American Thinker ^ | 04/19/2023 | Andrea Widburg

[SeekAndFind]

I’ve spent the last two nights listening to Tucker Carlson’s interview with Elon Musk. Musk is charming, informed, often very wise, committed to free speech, and ferociously intelligent. (I never forget, though, that he’s a climatista and, as he freely admits, he voted for Joe Biden.)

One of the things they discussed was the speed with which Artificial Intelligence (AI) is developing and the risks it poses. One of those risks is the erasure of all ideas but for the ones AI advances, which can ultimately lead to human destruction. I ran a little experiment on Microsoft’s ChatGPT and discovered that we’re not there yet, but we’re getting close.

Currently, as Musk noted, AI is in the hands of two corporate tech giants: Google and Microsoft. Both have owners that are completely in bed with the Democrat party and actively hostile to conservative values. They support globalism, DEI, CRT, transgenderism, and just about every other type of insanity the left is visiting on America.

I’ve heard, although had not proven to myself, that AI’s default setting is to espouse leftist viewpoints. It seemed worthwhile to see if I could replicate that result…and I could.

My starting point was black-on-black violence. The subject should concern all of us, both because it’s unconscionable that there are so many predators within the black community preying on the innocent simply trying to get through their days and because violence never stays confined to a single community but, always, metastasizes.

What plagues America’s inner cities will soon plague America. The problem of black-on-black crime, and its inevitable spread, was the topic of Tucker’s monologue last night:

[ThePatriotsFlag]

Agree all, I just thought it was interesting that people “naturally” leaned mentally left. That was an interesting part of the study. Wonder why that is?

[Owen]

Yup. I find I am using ChatGPT more and more and more and typing something in the URL bar for search less and less.

If I’m asking a question, I would like an answer. Not a stream of websites to read and see ads on.

[steve86]

Thank you for these comments. I’ve been busy and haven’t been able to read them closely yet.

[Bob434]

No worries- they are just a couple links to free ai- one that gives infinite number of results, one that is 150 per day. Both are pretty good. I prefer craiyon, but Leonardo is good too

[NewJerseyJoe]

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