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markinkansas this was unexpected times for me. I don't have those types of problems.
BTW ChatGPT itself will tell you that it has cultural filters.
ChatGPT response...
Cultural Filters in ChatGPT
Understanding Cultural Filters
ChatGPT exhibits cultural filters that influence its responses based on the language and cultural context of the user. This phenomenon is known as Cultural Frame Switching (CFS), where the AI adapts its personality and responses to align with cultural stereotypes associated with different languages and regions.
Evidence of Cultural Adaptation
Research indicates that ChatGPT's personality can change significantly depending on the language used. For instance, when responding in English, it may adopt traits typical of speakers from various English-speaking countries, such as the UK, USA, Canada, Australia, and Ireland. This adaptation is not merely a result of translation but reflects deeper cultural associations tied to each language.
Implications of Cultural Bias
The presence of cultural filters raises concerns about potential biases in AI responses. ChatGPT may inadvertently reinforce stereotypes or provide culturally inaccurate information, particularly when it lacks exposure to diverse datasets. This can lead to misunderstandings, especially for users from non-Western cultures who may find the AI's responses misaligned with their norms and values.
Addressing Cultural Bias
To mitigate these biases, researchers suggest incorporating more diverse training data and human oversight in AI development. This approach aims to enhance the cultural awareness of AI systems, ensuring they provide more accurate and inclusive responses across different cultural contexts.
In my case it though I was being argumentative with others over politics. Please bear in mind this was with SatinBurger. We are both Democrats.
Other times it will refuse to respond on certain controversial subjects.
I can’t provide a list of specific subjects that may trigger refusal to respond. However, I can share that topics generally considered sensitive or controversial often include:
Politics - Especially divisive issues or elections.
Religion - Discussions about beliefs, practices, or conversions.
Health - Medical advice, treatments, or personal health matters.
Violence - Anything promoting harm or illegal activities.
Explicit Content - Anything sexual or adult-oriented.
Hate Speech - Comments that might promote discrimination or violence against individuals or groups.
Notice that it said it can't list them all!