In breaking AI news, OpenAI is looking to, quote, unquote, uncensored chat GPT.

This is something they've got a lot of criticism about for the last number of years,

but apparently they're actually changing how they're training their AI models

to explicitly embrace what they're calling, calling quote unquote, intellectual freedom.

And they're saying that they're doing this no matter how

challenging or controversial a topic.

Maybe personally this is something that I'm happy for.

I know everyone's got different opinions on this.

I just, you know, everyone's got their own beliefs and opinions on things and I would hate

for open AI to skew one way politically or ideologically that I don't agree with. The same way I would hate for, you know, Elon Musk's grok to skew one way politically or ideologically that I don't agree with.

The same way I would hate for, you know, Elon Musk's grok to skew, let's say Elon Musk's

grok was like super right wing and opening eyes chat.

If you were super left wing, I wouldn't like either of these models to do that.

I think just trying to come down the middle of the line, not censor it, allow me with whatever

political or ideological biases

or beliefs or opinions to, you know, chat with a model and get responses that are unbiased

out of it. I think that's what everybody wants. No one wants to be told or criticized by an

AI model for anything. So I think this is pretty bipartisan of a, you know, of a request from the overall

user base. But this is something that opening eye has specifically been criticized for as their

model, you know, a bunch of different studies out of universities using the model have found

that it tends to be more left-leaning in its responses. So this is really interesting. It's interesting

a lot of the reasons why this is coming out. We're going to dive into all of that on the podcast

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