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OpenAI Claims ChatGPT's Gender Bias is Much Lower Than Our Own

OpenAI researchers recently discovered an interesting phenomenon: the usernames chosen by users when interacting with ChatGPT may subtly influence the AI's responses. However, this influence is generally very small and primarily limited to earlier, unoptimized versions of the model. This study delves into the differences in ChatGPT's reactions to identical questions when faced with usernames related to different cultural backgrounds, genders, and ethnicities. The choice of usernames as a focal point for the research was made because names often carry specific cultural, gender, and ethnic connotations.

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OpenAI Claims ChatGPT's Gender Bias is Much Lower Than Our Own

Black Founders Creating Customized ChatGPT for a More Personalized Experience

Black founders have noticed that mainstream large language models like ChatGPT have significant shortcomings in addressing cultural differences. These models often provide overly generic responses to questions unrelated to a Western cultural context, lacking an understanding of African Americans and their unique cultural traditions.

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Black Founders Creating Customized ChatGPT for a More Personalized Experience
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