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Multiple readings State media control influences large language models | Nature Policy & governance · 4 attributable reactions
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State media influence LLM training paper

State media control influences large language models | Nature

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Why this matches Policy & governance reaction 2 attributable expert contributions · Dr. Chinasa T. Okolo, René Walter
“"...LLMs exhibit a stronger pro-government valence in the languages of countries with lower media freedom than in those with higher media freedom." www.nature.com/articles/s41...” evidence ↗
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Justin Hendrix Luke Stark Gina Helfrich Dr. Chinasa T. Okolo Debora Nozza MilaNLP Lab René Walter B! 🐝 Cavello (they/them)
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“"...LLMs exhibit a stronger pro-government valence in the languages of countries with lower media freedom than in those with higher media freedom." www.nature.com/articles/s41...”

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“Researchers from Oregon, Purdue, UC San Diego, NYU and Princeton ran six experiments. The overarching finding: state control of media in many countries is already baked into the training data of widely used commercial models, and is shaping the answers thos…”

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René Walter: OMG www.nature.com/articles/s41...
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