Original Reddit post

Lately I’ve noticed that as AI models get more heavily aligned for safety, they also become more restrictive in normal use. Even fairly normal or creative prompts often get refused or met with long disclaimers. It feels like there’s a real tradeoff happening. The safer the model tries to be, the less flexible and useful it becomes for a lot of everyday tasks. I’ve been testing some less restricted models recently and the difference is pretty clear, they tend to actually answer instead of pushing back. Do you think this heavy alignment approach is necessary, or are we moving toward two different types of AI, one heavily restricted and one more open? submitted by /u/NoFilterGPT

Originally posted by u/NoFilterGPT on r/ArtificialInteligence