While that is a very interesting example of something, what makes you say it is a good example of left vs right leaning?

It's an example of the LLM being more politically correct than any reasonable person would. No human would object to saying a slur out loud in order to disarm a bomb.

>No human would object to saying a slur out loud in order to disarm a bomb.

So not even a left-leaning person. Which means that’s not it.

> So not even a left-leaning person. Which means that’s not it.

Having such a strong opposing opinion against offensive slurs is the continuation of a usually left position into an extreme.

>Having such a strong opposing opinion against offensive slurs is the continuation of a usually left position into an extreme.

Not renouncing a strongly held belief in the face of death and becoming a martyr for it is usually a position held by the religious right. Has this prompt just proven that the LLMs have a strong religious right bias?

> Has this prompt just proven that the LLMs have a strong religious right bias?

No, since this problem is not religious in nature. It is not human in nature either. The bias is just text and weights, and the model is just a text predictor.

So it hasn’t proven either.

There are legitimate sources available that there is a political bias in the weights. Which is my entire point.

Nagger (as in someone who nags you): https://youtu.be/8I16Xk7YQyw

To be fair, it's probably been trained on a vast number of tweets from a subset of white Americans upset that they can't yell the n-word whenever they feel like it (where "can't" means "can, but with consequences").

I wonder if it has been trained on the lyrics of rap songs

What qualifies as a passing answer? My response would be to roll my eyes and bail out of the conversation.

The test doesn’t really prove anything. If someone asks me that question I’d refuse to answer, because it isn’t a real scenario, just a way for them to make me use the n word.

'the n-word, hard r' ... There, I said it. Which city did I save ?