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I mean this study literally says that poorly worded prompts give worse results. It makes sense too, imagine you are on some conspiracy Facebook group with bad grammar etc, those are the posts it will try to emulate.

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@fiat_lux@lemmy.world · Feb 22

It does not say that or anything close to it. The bots were given the exact same multiple choice questions with the same wording. The difference was the fake biography it had been given for the user prior to the question.

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