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"Does censorship exist in [country]?", according to various LLMs

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Briefings

A GitHub repository by user /u/-p-e-w/ visualizes how various Large Language Models (LLMs) answer a binary question about censorship in a specific country. The program queries each model with the same question and generates an SVG map showing their Yes/No responses. Results indicate significant disagreement among models, with some consistently predicting censorship while others do not, suggesting LLMs lack a unified understanding of this complex topic.

Key points

• The study uses a GitHub repository (https://github.com/p-e-w/llm-beliefs) to query multiple Large Language Models with the question 'Does censorship exist in [country]?' and visualize their responses as an SVG world map.
• The analysis reveals that different models provide conflicting answers, with some consistently predicting censorship while others do not, indicating a lack of consensus among AI systems regarding this topic.

Context

This research investigates whether Large Language Models possess a unified understanding of censorship policies, as they often generate contradictory answers to the same question about specific countries.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single GitHub repository containing a program that queries various LLMs with a specific question. Results are based on model outputs rather than empirical data, and the specific country mentioned in the title is not identified in the source material.

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