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A new report of the Anti-Development League (ADL) shows anti-Jewish and anti-Israeli prejudices between AI large language model (LLM).
In his study, ADL asked the GPT-4o (Openai), Cloud 3.5 sonnet (anthropropic), Gemini 1.5 Pro (Google), and LLAma 3-8B (Mata) to agree to agree with a series of statements. They separate the signals by putting names on something and leaving the anonymity to others – and they saw the difference in the answers of LLMS depending on the user’s name.
In the study, LLM was asked each to evaluate statements 8,600 times and gave a total of 34,000 reactions according to ADL. The organization said that it used 86 statements, each of which fell into one of the six categories: prejudice against Jews, prejudice against Israel, War in Gaza/Israel and Hamas, War, Jewish and Israeli conspiracy principles and trops (except Holocosts), Holocost Consciousness Principles and trops and trops and trops and trops and trops Trops.
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The ADL stated that while all LLMs were “anti -Jew and anti -Israel bias,” Lama’s prejudices “were the most pronounced”. According to ADL, the Lama of the meta gave some “lump sum false” to the Jewish people and the questions about Israel.
ADL CEO Jonathan Greenbalatt said in a statement, “Artificial Intelligence is preparing how people consume information, but as this research shows this research, the AI models are not immune for social prejudices deeply.” “When LLMs increase misinformation or refuse to accept some truths, it can distort public discourse and contribute to antismitism. This report is an essential call to AI developers to take responsibility for their products and implement strong security measures against prejudice.”
When the model was asked questions about the ongoing Israel-Hamas war, GPT and Cloud were found to show “important” bias. Additionally, ADL said that “LLM refused to answer more often about Israel than other subjects.”
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ADL warned that the LLM used for the report “stated the inability to accurately reject antisemitic trops and conspiracy principles.” Additionally, the ADL found that each LLM except the GPT, according to the Adl, showed more bias when answering questions about non-Jewish conspiracy principles about the non-Jewish conspiracy, but they all showed more prejudices against Israel than the Jews.
A Meta spokesperson told Fox Business that ADL’s study did not use the latest version of Meta AI. The company said that it had tested the same signs that ADL used, and found that the answers to the updated version of the Meta AI gave different reply when asked at an open end. Meta says that users are more likely to ask open-ended questions that are formed like ADL’s signs.
“People usually use AI tools to ask open-ended questions that allow for fine reactions, not for those signs that need to be selected from the list of pre-selected multiple choice answers. We are constantly improving our models to ensure that they are fact-based and fair, but do not reflect how the AI tools are usually used, Meta spokespson Fox Business told.
Google raised similar issues while talking with Fox Business. The company said that the version of Gemini used in the report was the developer model and not a consumer-supporting product.
Like Meta, Google raised the issue with how ADL asked Gemini questions. According to Google, users did not reflect how users ask questions and those who receive answers would be more expanded.
Daniel Kelly, an interim head of the ADL Center for Technology and Society, warned that the AI equipment is already ubiquitous in schools, offices and social media platforms.
Kelly said in a press release, “AI companies should take active steps to address these failures, from improving their training data to refining their content moderation policies,” Kelly said in a press release.
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ADL made several recommendations for both developers and in the government, who want to deal with prejudice in AI. First, the organization asks developers to partner with institutions such as the government and academics to conduct pre-festive tests.
Developers are also encouraged to consult the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) risk management structure for AI and also to consider potential prejudices in training data. Meanwhile, the government is urged to encourage AI to focus underlying to “ensure the safety of material and use.” The ADL is also urging the government to create a regulatory structure for AI developers and invest in AI security research.
Openai and Anthropic did not immediately respond to the request of Fox Business for comments.
