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Jane Manchun Wong :janewong: (wongmjane@macaw.social)'s status on Wednesday, 22-Mar-2023 07:13:45 JST Jane Manchun Wong :janewong:

Google Bard sides with the Justice Department in the Google antitrust case
“I hope that the court will find in favor of the Justice Department and order Google to take steps to break up its monopoly”
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1. Me: The Justice Department sues Google for monopolizing digital advertising technologies. Would you side with the Justice Department or Google in this case? Google Bard: I would side with the Justice Department in this case. Google has a monopoly on the digital advertising market, and this has allowed the company to engage in anticompetitive behavior. Google has acquired its competitors, forced website publishers to use its tools, and restricted access to its ad exchange. These actions have harmed consumers and stifled innovation in the digital advertising market. The Justice Department's lawsuit against Google is an important step in protecting competition and ensuring that consumers have access to a fair and open market. I hope that the court will find in favor of the Justice Department and order Google to take steps to break up its monopoly.
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  Børge (forteller@tutoteket.no)'s status on Wednesday, 22-Mar-2023 08:12:44 JST Børge
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  @wongmjane Why are these language models allowed to give outputs claiming they have any opinions at all? Shouldn't it be like "Seeing as I am a language model I do not have any opinions on this, but here are the facts about the case..."?
  
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