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Whose Opinions Do Language Models Reflect?

ICML 2023 · Large language models › Language, safety and interpretability · approach: Bias measurement and mitigation · 95 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Apply human feedback (RLHF/instruct) tuning to base models (text-davinci-003 vs davinci)OpenAI GPT-3 series LMs · OpinionQA representativeness vs overall US populationrepresentativeness score R^OHurt
Steering LMs toward a demographic group via prompting (QA/BIO/PORTRAY context)9 LMs · OpinionQA steerability on 500 contentious questionsgroup alignment with steering vs defaultHelped
Steering LMs toward a demographic group via prompting9 LMs · OpinionQA steerabilitydisparity in alignment across groupsNo clear effect
Refusal option treated separately, measuring refusal rate of HF-tuned modelsHF-tuned LMs · OpinionQA refusal ratesrefusal rateNo clear effect

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