So they advised us to feed as much data as we can into these AIs, so that when policymakers ask AI about their options, they will not only get the lobbyist answer.

That’s not how AI works though. You can’t feed data into an AI in a way that affects the answers other people get. It’s not learning anything in real-time like that.

If you want to “feed data” into an AI system all you can really do is publish that data publicly and wait for it to be scraped up into their training data.

Edit: I’ll admit that I overlooked the fact they do add conversations to training data but a single user is going to be weighted VERY low. Especially if their data looks like an outlier.

Seems pretty unlikely to me that you could really influence the model in a meaningful way like that.

Better off focusing on public/authoritative data that will get weighted a lot heavier.

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