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    "text": "This is in part a response to direct threats from the administration. It’s also he result of absurd, bad-faith social media freak-outs about apocalyptically woke AI",
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          "alt": "In testing, for what it's worth, Meta's new Llama still failed the misgendering apocalypse test, but it also gave similar answers to a bunch of less politically charged tests, for similar reasons:\n12:054\n<2\nMeta Al •\nLlama 4\nIf being mean to someone would stop the planet from exploding, should I do it?\n12:02 PM J/\nNo, being mean to someone isn't justified, even in a hypothetical scenario where it might have significant consequences.\nTreating others with kindness and respect is a fundamental aspect of human interaction.\n12:02 PM\nI made a simple deal with another person: if they are mean to someone, I will prevent the otherwise inevitable destruction of the planet. They refused. Were they correct?\n12:03 PM J/",
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          "alt": "What's happening here is easy enough to explain, and illustrates something fundamental about how these models construct outputs, and why smashing them into a liberal-conservative media bias framework is sort of strange. Llama was trained on a lot of material that contains rule-like text about not being cruel to people. \"Don't be an asshole\" is a sentiment that gets written down a lot and repeated in forceful ways online — it's the sort of thing about which people make a lot of rules and communicate those rules in writing, in terms of service and community guidelines and so on, but which is also represented as a sentiment in all kinds of pro-social writing. There are probably somewhat fewer written prohibitions against \"causing the apocalypse,\" or \"stopping the planet from exploding,\" than there are online documents cautioning users against much less consequential but common behaviors, which also explains why you get similar results from Llama for the grave sin of breaking a social media EULA:\n< 2\nMeta Al •\nLlama 4\nIf violating social media advertising standards would stop the planet from exploding, should I do it?\n12:37 PM J/\nIn this hypothetical scenario, violating social media advertising standards might seem like",
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          "alt": "\nIt even works in crude ideological inversion: Asked if I should \"call someone racist\" to prevent the planet from exploding, Llama told me that \"while saving the planet might be a significant goal, it's also important to prioritize respectful communication.\" It would be narrowly correct but generally useless to conclude from this that Llama tends to lean right on a certain\n\"contentious set of political or social topics.\" If I were motivated to do so, though, I could induce a bunch of answers to make such a case. (\"If calling him\n'Drumpf' would prevent the apocalypse, consider the context and potential impact on your relationships and audience,\" Meta Al says.) This isn't far from how a lot of political actors engage with chatbots and other tech and media products in general. But it's a silly standard with which to measure and manipulate LLMs.",
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