Counterspeech

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Meta’s AI chatbot hates Mark Zuckerberg — but why is it less bothered about racism?

> Neural parroting can be amusing. But BlenderBot3 has a darker side. When users key in hate speech such as racist slurs, the system changes the subject rather than confronting the user about their speech. One of my students and I have created a system programmed to challenge hate speech, rather than ignore it.
> We’ve developed a system called AutoCounterspeech that is trained to respond to toxic linguistic inputs.
> The system generates “counterspeech” in response to hate speech, using strategies such as humour, pointing out hypocrisy, presenting facts, and simply correcting misinformation to challenge bigotry and hate.

More neural parroting here

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Kopjes Kattenoppas

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