[isoblvck]

  a well funded multiple paid teacher or admin reviewed publication backed by money to invest in good software has a higher quality and gpt detects that therefore gpt is full of bias seems less about model bias and more about societal failinfs

[quinnjh]

But we want to blame the black box, not our own enlightened view of what's "good"

/s Sarcasm aside, i think GPT "did well" here in terms of picking up an average of what society deems good. This is not something comfortable, but i also dont think it is something inaccurate. Hopefully more of these ai enabled "revelations" (that back what some critical theorists have been saying for decades) will help us unpack and understand the collection of biases we each hold. Yes, the failings are societal, can it be a point of reflection? Or do we keep refiguring the model to obscure the issue?