OpenAI Releases New Study To Explore How Users’ Names Can Impact ChatGPT’s Responses To Reduce Gender, Racial Bias
OpenAI released a new study to explore how users' names, carrying cultural and social associations, can subtly influence ChatGPT's responses, highlighting first-person fairness in AI interactions.
Sam Altman-run OpenAI released a new study to evaluate the fairness in ChatGPT. The new study would explore how the users' names could impact the responses provided by ChatGPT. The company said, "Research has shown that language models can still sometimes absorb and repeat social biases from training data, such as gender or racial stereotypes." With this study, OpenAI said that it analysed different scenarios to ensure AI fairness research. Names carry gender, culture, racial associations and other information, so OpenAI said it tries to reduce any bias among the customers. Intel and AMD Launch x86 Ecosystem Advisory Group With Leading Tech Companies To Accelerate Innovation for Developers and Customers.
OpenAI New Study to Help Reduce Gender, Racial Bias
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