#political-bias

#political-bias

The timing of OpenAI's paper may not be coincidental. In July, the Trump administration signed an executive order barring "woke" AI from federal contracts, demanding that government-procured AI systems demonstrate "ideological neutrality" and "truth seeking." With the federal government as tech's biggest buyer, AI companies now face pressure to prove their models are politically "neutral."

"My understanding from recent reporting is that Gmail's spam filters routinely block messages from reaching consumers when those messages come from Republican senders but fail to block similar messages sent by Democrats," Ferguson wrote. He warned Alphabet that if Gmail's filters "keep Americans from receiving speech they expect, or donating as they see fit, the filters may harm American consumers and may violate the FTC Act's prohibition of unfair or deceptive trade practices," adding this could lead to "an FTC investigation and potential enforcement action."

Rosie O'Donnell expressed fear that The View could be canceled for not aligning with President Trump's political views. She stated fears of censorship by reviewing the show's bias.

Firing a labor statistics chief after an underwhelming jobs report undermines confidence in the system, raising concerns about perceived political bias in the data.

The approval of the merger between Paramount Global and Skydance Media, valued at $8 billion, raises questions about the potential psychic costs associated with corporate changes.

Trump's executive order requires any AI company hoping to contract with the federal government to prove their AI systems are 'truth-seeking' based on historical accuracy.

The plan and related executive orders are expected to include some familiar tech lobby pitches. That includes accelerating the sale of AI technology abroad and making it easier to construct the energy-hungry data center buildings that are needed to form and run AI products.

Sen. Tommy Tuberville stated, "90% of NPR content was left-leaning. There was very little right. Anything positive about the right was never on."

New Yorkers are under the false impression that the taxpayer-funded New York City Campaign Finance Board is leveling the playing field to make voting for Gotham's next mayor and other elected officials fair.

Over the weekend, X and xAI owner Elon Musk flagged a coming change to his Grok chatbot, in which the Grok development team will remove 'politically incorrect, but nonetheless factually true' info from its data banks.

This study highlights the critical issue of bias amplification in large language models (LLMs), demonstrating its impact predominantly through the lens of political bias in U.S. media.

Grok is left leaning and continues to spread fake news and propaganda. When people give up their own discernment, stop seeking the truth, and depend on AI to analyze information, they will be lost.