> As I have mentioned before, it is understandable, expected, and desirable that artificial intelligence systems provide accurate and factual information about empirically verifiable issues, but they should probably strive for political neutrality on most normative questions for which there is a wide range of lawful human opinions.
I'm not sure what the author means with "neutrality". The only way it could be neutral would be if it refused to answer or if it presented all possible views (which is obviously not possible). Otherwise, it's just centrism bias.
I'm not sure what the author means with "neutrality". The only way it could be neutral would be if it refused to answer or if it presented all possible views (which is obviously not possible). Otherwise, it's just centrism bias.