OpenAI says findings reflect outdated model, claims current systems evaluated for bias
1 Sep 22 12:16 PM · 2d ago · 5 articles · 2 posts · 3 sources · development 1 of 1
OpenAI responded to the study by stating that the research was conducted using an older model that has since been retired and does not reflect the current ChatGPT experience. The company stated it regularly evaluates its models for gender bias and uses these evaluations to track and improve model behavior.
“I was just so surprised by how different the responses were.”
Katherine Van Koevering, Lead researcher, Johns Hopkins Data Science and AI Institute · rss ↗Katherine Van Koevering Lead researcher, Johns Hopkins Data Science and AI InstituteJohns Hopkins University Research institutionOpenAI AI model developer
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first by Johns Hopkins University, 2d ago · also Business Insider
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- AI may be making women's emails and job applications sound less professional Business Insider · 2d ago
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1 outlet I thought I had AI prompts figured out. Research says it’s not a level playing field for women.
first by digitaltrends.com, 2d ago
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first by Yahoo News Singapore, 2d ago
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Study finds AI prompts w/ women-associated language generated more convoluted replies. Male-coded prompt response: "I am writing to apologize for the delay…" Female-coded: "Due to unforeseen circumstances, my ability to respond promptly was compromised… https://www. businessinsider.com/chatgpt-wr…
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