It’s not clearly bad. It’s badness depends on what the training is like, and what your views are around a complicated background set of topics involving gender and feminism, none of which have clear and obvious answers.
The topic here is whether the administration is good at using AI to identify things it dislikes. Whether or not you personally approve of using scientific grants to fund ideological propaganda is, as the OP notes, besides the point. Their use of AI thus far is, according to Scott’s data, a success by their lights, and I don’t see any much evidence to support huw’s claim that their are being ‘unthoughtful’ or overconfident. They may disagree with huw on goals, but given those goals, they seem to be doing a reasonable job of promoting them.
I agree with the very narrow point that flagging grants that mention some minor woke spending while mostly being about something elde is not a sign of the AI generating false positives when asked to search for wokeness. Indeed, I already said in my first comment that the flagged material was indeed “woke” in some sense.
The topic here is whether the administration is good at using AI to identify things it dislikes. Whether or not you personally approve of using scientific grants to fund ideological propaganda is, as the OP notes, besides the point. Their use of AI thus far is, according to Scott’s data, a success by their lights, and I don’t see any much evidence to support huw’s claim that their are being ‘unthoughtful’ or overconfident. They may disagree with huw on goals, but given those goals, they seem to be doing a reasonable job of promoting them.
I agree with the very narrow point that flagging grants that mention some minor woke spending while mostly being about something elde is not a sign of the AI generating false positives when asked to search for wokeness. Indeed, I already said in my first comment that the flagged material was indeed “woke” in some sense.