Tag: AlgorithmicBias

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Two Retrolanguage Articles from 2025

(This is a two article set of data I intended to parse/edit into a single article, but I never got to it, so you get it as it sits.) The Hidden Crisis of Human Language Bias & Psychological Risk in LLM/AI The proliferation of large language models (LLMs) has sparked…

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A Grocery Store Analogy

I like to shop at my local grocery store; it’s convenient – only a block up the street, the prices are good, and they offer great specials in addition to having many things I cannot find at any other local store. But last month, they decided that they will not…

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