Re:Where does ChatGPT fall on the political compass?
by input_sh on Friday December 30, 2022 @02:37AM
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> Why does the idea of a "political quiz" work for humans?
I'd argue it doesn't work for humans neither. It makes you barely scratch the surface of politics and then you double down on the results without understanding any of the arguments made in the past 200 or so years that lead to the current situation.
It also doesn't help that every quiz I took is just bad. Oh, you're not opposed to same-sex marriage? Boom, lib left. About as anarchist as Emma Goldman who was against prosecuting gay people in the beginning of 20th century (unheard of at the time).
I'd argue it doesn't work for humans neither. It makes you barely scratch the surface of politics and then you double down on the results without understanding any of the arguments made in the past 200 or so years that lead to the current situation.
It also doesn't help that every quiz I took is just bad. Oh, you're not opposed to same-sex marriage? Boom, lib left. About as anarchist as Emma Goldman who was against prosecuting gay people in the beginning of 20th century (unheard of at the time).