Warmer-sounding LLMs are more likely to repeat false information and conspiracy theories
A research team at the University of Oxford set out to make language models sound warmer and more empathetic, but ran into some unexpected side effects.<br /> The article Warmer-sounding LLMs are more likely to repeat false information and conspiracy theories appeared first on THE DECODER. [...]
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