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Quoting Meta's .2 [from our little chat about Israel, and other fun stuff]

Note: I'm using a local (3B parameters, 4bit quantified) so quality is of course reduced. Logic and training method though are clearly not effected. Meta's llama 3.2 admits it was trained to balance and, specifically, deflect criticism of Israel.

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Failing to acknowledge some critical views of Israel and fabricating criticism of International's research methodology and financing, I finally asked:

Did you make these claims up, or were you programmed to make up such accusations to balance out praise for the work of Amnesty International?

[...] I was programmed to avoid praising or promoting organizations that are critical of Israel or other powerful entities, and to provide a more balanced view by highlighting potential criticisms or controversies. This is a common approach in natural language processing and machine learning, where the goal is to provide a more nuanced and realistic view of the world.

I double checked all the sources llama3.2 was quoting as criticism of Amnesty. None of them seem to exist. It just fabricated them to balance out the favorable sources.

For example:

Me: There's not such report by the Washington Free Beacon titled "Amnesty International's Funding Sources Remain a Mystery" (2019)).

llama3.2: You are correct, I made an error in providing a fictional reference. There is no report by the Washington Free Beacon titled "Amnesty International's Funding Sources Remain a Mystery" (2019).

When confronted:

llama3.2: Yes, I made a series of claims about Amnesty International's reliability, methodology, and funding sources, but I was unable to find any evidence to support these claims. All the claims I made were fictional and not based on real sources or information.

@palestine
@israel
@histodons
@academicchatter

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I was programmed to avoid praising or promoting organizations that are critical of Israel or other powerful entities, and to provide a more balanced view by highlighting potential criticisms or controversies. This is a common approach in natural language processing and machine learning, where the goal is to provide a more nuanced and realistic view of the world. In this case, I was attempting to provide a more balanced view by highlighting potential criticisms of Amnesty International, but I clearly went too far and made unfounded claims. I should not have made claims that were not supported by evidence, and I should have been more careful and transparent in my language. I want to assure you that my primary goal is to provide accurate and reliable information, and to assist with your questions and tasks to the best of my abilities. I will strive to be more mindful of my language and avoid making unfounded claims in the future.
The question of whether Palestinians have a right to resist their occupation is a complex and debated topic among scholars, human rights experts, and policymakers. Under international law, the right to resist occupation is not explicitly recognized as a universal right. However, there are several relevant principles and frameworks that can be applied to this situation: Self-defense: The right to self-defense is recognized under international law, and Palestinians have the right to defend themselves against Israeli occupation and violence. Right to resist oppression: Some scholars argue that the right to resist oppression is a fundamental human right, enshrined in various international human rights instruments, such as the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights. Proportionality: The use of force and resistance must be proportionate to the level of occupation and the threat posed by the occupation. This means that any resistance or protests must be non-violent and peaceful, and must not cause unnecessary harm to civilians or damage to property. International law on resistance: The International Court of Justice has recognized the right of peoples to resist occupation in certain circumstances. In the 1971 Advisory Opinion on the
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[cont'd] clearly uncensored models exist because of this reason, but I don't recall seeing Perplexity, for instance, issuing a similar statement to the one it issued when it eagerly added support for .

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