So many examples of this method failing I don't even know where to start. Most visible, of course, was how that approach failed to stop Grok from "being woke" for like, a year or more.

Frankly, you sound like you're talking straight out of your ass.

lol look at this guy still thinking in terms of "the crime comes first".

You arrest the dissident, then choose which 'law' they've broken. Don't worry about the details. 'Who is responsible'? The guy you just arrested. Duh.

I know, but it looks derpier that way

Because Executive Orders aren’t laws. They’re just guidelines for the executive branch of the federal government, which the POTUS is in charge of. It can’t affect private entities like AI businesses, because that would require an actual act of congress.

Notably, this would potentially determine what kinds of contracts the executive branch was able to make. For instance, maybe the government wants to contract out a LLM instead of building their own. This EO could affect which companies are able to bid on that contract, by adding these same restrictions to any LLM that they provide. But on its own, the EO is just that; an order to the executive branch of the federal government.

“Immigrants, we get the job done.”

Sure, it can go wrong, it is not fool-proof. Just like building a new model can cause unwanted surprises.

BTW. There are many theories about Grok's unethical behavior but this one is new to me. The reasons I was familiar with are: unfiltered training data, no ethical output restrictions, programming errors or incorrect system maintenance, strategic errors (Elon!), publishing before proper testing.

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The top of the Executive branch can order these things. Executive, it's in the name.

We rely on the courts to check that power. This is Constitution Class 101.

This dude is just throwing all kinds of ninja smoke on the floor trying to get out from under that Epstein File case. He's already "DOGE'D" everything he just said out of existence. He basically wants Grok everywhere but without saying it because he doesn't want to show Elon he still loves him. But he can't enforce this beyond his own government which he is still crippling at the moment. That white house page is like a giant tweet poster for Orange Chicken Little and serves as a distraction.

Why would they need an AI to answer simple questions?

to shift blame and responsibility, to create a more modern deity, ...

this is great! I was just thinking about this yesterday.

I'm sure you're right. How pre-post-truth of me.

No, they can't. Congress is the body that enacts laws.

What is an Executive Order and What Legal Weight Does it Carry? | ACS

American Constitution Society (www.acslaw.org)

Then that contracted AI gets used for customer service at a public facing federal agency.

Converters are handy as well, i.e. https://www.madeintext.com/superscript-generator/

I use this all the time for chem shit like typing out "PaCO₂"

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I honestly should’ve setup a robots.txt a long time ago.

Are you seriously arguing the President cannot order the executive branch of government to, uh, execute his orders? Would we have had this conversation when Obama or Biden was in office and writing executive orders?

Don't be silly. Just because Trump is abusing the fuck out of the power, and the courts are hit-and-miss, doesn't change the Constitution. We can probably agree that the Constitution is no longer worth the paper it's written on, but it exists and defines our government.

I feel like I'm arguing with someone that agrees with me.

You hear that everyone. So for AI to reject your content just put in facts about systemic racism and now you have an AI blocker.

An Executive Order is not law, and cannot be misconstrued as law.

Example: Trump says solar panels are outlawed.
Outcome: Nothing

Example: Trump says no Trans people in sports
Outcome: Nothing. In fact, multiple states sued him and won a stay, and if they even attempt to enforce that as law, they are immediately not only breaking the law, but a judicial order, and opening themselves to civil prosecution which they will certainly lose in court.

Example: Trump says some dumb shit about plastic straws
Outcome: Everyone using paper straws still using paper straws.

These bullshit decrees are meaningless except to the sheep working for him. They can't enforce a goddamn thing.

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