I'll let another comedian, George Carlin, explain: There is absolutely nothing wrong with any of those words in and of themselves.
I'll let another comedian, George Carlin, explain: There is absolutely nothing wrong with any of those words in and of themselves. They’re only words. It’s the context that counts. It’s the user. It’s the intention behind the words that makes them good or bad. The words are completely neutral. The words are innocent. I get tired of people talking about bad words and bad language. Bullshit! It’s the context that makes them good or bad. The context. That makes them good or bad. For instance, you take the word “Nigger.” There is absolutely nothing wrong with the word “Nigger” in and of itself. It’s the racist asshole who’s using it that you ought to be concerned about. We don’t care when Richard Pryor or Eddie Murphy say it. Why? Because we know they’re not racist. They’re Niggers! Context. Context. We don’t mind their context because we know they’re black. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Pksx_IAHDE In this case, people know the context of Daniel Tosh's words, therefore they don't mind. They minded here, because a Tweet has no context.
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The biggest problem with having an LLM do this, from what I've observed of at least frontier models, is that the way they are trained...
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I'll let another comedian, George Carlin, explain: There is absolutely nothing wrong with any of those words in and of themselves.
I'll let another comedian, George Carlin, explain: There is absolutely nothing wrong with any of those words in and of themselves. They’re only words. It’s the context that counts. It’s the user. It’s the intention behind the words that makes them good or bad. The words are completely neutral. The words are innocent. I get tired of people talking about bad words and bad language. Bullshit! It’s the context that makes them good or bad. The context. That makes them good or bad. For instance, you take the word “Nigger.” There is absolutely nothing wrong with the word “Nigger” in and of itself. It’s the racist asshole who’s using it that you ought to be concerned about. We don’t care when Richard Pryor or Eddie Murphy say it. Why? Because we know they’re not racist. They’re Niggers! Context. Context. We don’t mind their context because we know they’re black. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Pksx_IAHDE In this case, people know the context of Daniel Tosh's words, therefore they don't mind. They minded here, because a Tweet has no context.
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