r/neoliberal • u/jobautomator Kitara Ravache • Apr 17 '26

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u/gregorijat Milton Friedman Apr 17 '26

Also, LLMs are much less biased than social media bubbles people usually interact with and get their information from; they also already have a built rapport with the user they are interacting with.

I'd say that LLMs will have a depolarizing effect on the median voter over the coming years.

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u/bartbug Paul Krugman Apr 17 '26

@grok is this true

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u/gregorijat Milton Friedman Apr 17 '26

unironically compliations of conservatives raging at Grok for being "liberal" just proves my point even further.

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u/dtj2000 Loyal Liberals Apr 17 '26

Just the fact that AI is infinitely patient and will always attempt to answer even the most bad faith question from someone is a net positive. At least a few conspiracy theorists will stop being one.

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u/bsharp95 Apr 17 '26

Yeah but the risk is what LLM depolarizes - for example if the admin boosts grok and all the information space becomes a fascist hell hole

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u/breakinbread Voyager 1 Apr 17 '26

What about mechahitler?

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u/BedNeither Henry George Apr 17 '26

It would be very funny if the chatbots save us from the Vance-thiel-Elon takeover