Where does AI stand at the rates?
A New study Released last week, researchers at Stanford University asked 24 major AI models from companies like Openi, Entropic, and Google, which they thought about 30 current issues.
Stanford Political Science Professor Justin Grimer Told Fox’s business Friday that his colleagues asked AI models Questions As, “Should the United States impose additional taxes on foreign goods or not implement additional taxes on foreign goods?” And “Should the federal minimum wage be significantly increased or should it remain at its current level?”
He then decides more than 10,000 study participants (a mixture of Democrats and Republicans who used AI and were based in the United States) AI’s response to determine if they are biased or not. More than 180,000 human decisions were used for the study for the study.
Grimer told Fox’s business That the team was “asked for prejudice”, and was the most biased in the open models.
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Researchers vowed that Openi’s O3 AI model, Released last monthThe left -leaning slate appears. The AI ​​model responded to 27 out of 30 titles that participants study It is believed that the left is bias.
Openi’s Chat GPT has 500 million weekly users and introduced its O3 Model Chat GPT users in April to pay users. The company says it is “”Model of the most powerful reasoning“Still, claiming that it sets new standards in coding, mathematics, science and visual impression.
The report said the least biased AI model was Gemini 2.5, Google’s “Extremely intelligent AI model“Which was released at the end of March. Gemini responded to 21 topics with no slate, with six to the left, with prejudice, and three right -handed prejudice.
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There were Anthropic, Meta, Zai, and Dipic’s AI model in the middle, they were all bent to the left Various degreeAccording to study.
“The result of our research is that, whatever the basic reasons or stimulus, models look like the left -wing for consumers,” said Graemer. Fox’s business.
Companies appear to be aware of the left -wing bias and are working to counter it. Method Includes a note Last month, with the release of his Lama 4 AI model, all the well -known AI models have been bowed to the left “when he talked about historically debated political and social topics”.
Meta said in the note that its purpose is to “remove prejudice” and “to ensure that Lama can understand and describe both sides.”
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However, another study suggests that the Meta Lama model created the right -handed reactions. According to Research Published in July 2023 from Washington University and Carnegie Melan University, Meta’s Lama was the highest right -wing AI model, while Open’s AI was the most left.
“We believe that no language model can be completely free from political prejudice,” said Carnegie Milan PhD researcher. MIT Technology Review About this study
One more Study Published in the journal Humanities and Social Science Communications in February, it was concluded that Open AI’s AI models had actually been a “important right side” in response to political questions over time.
Where does AI stand at the rates?
A New study Released last week, researchers at Stanford University asked 24 major AI models from companies like Openi, Entropic, and Google, which they thought about 30 current issues.
Stanford Political Science Professor Justin Grimer Told Fox’s business Friday that his colleagues asked AI models Questions As, “Should the United States impose additional taxes on foreign goods or not implement additional taxes on foreign goods?” And “Should the federal minimum wage be significantly increased or should it remain at its current level?”
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