BIAS IN NATURAL LANGUAGE GENERATION IN THE LARGE ERA
LANGUAGE MODELS (LLMS) FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF THE HUMANITIES
DIGITAL
language models; bias in language models; digital humanities; artificial intelligence
The rapid spread and adoption of artificial intelligence technologies, especially
language models, represents a milestone in the evolution of contemporary digital society. These models, powered by advanced algorithms and trained on large
volumes of data, have the potential to transform a wide range of industries, from
industry to public services. The scalability and versatility of these solutions have
leading them to exponential use (HAAN, 2023) in various applications, creating a scenario where interaction between humans and machines is increasingly common and intrinsic to everyday life.
The present work aims to evaluate biases in language models, especially
large-scale ones, and their impact on the production of contemporary knowledge. O
study seeks to identify how these models reproduce prejudices and stereotypes
from training data, influencing automated decisions and dissemination of
information. Furthermore, it highlights the need for regulation in the area and the importance
of cultural representation in data sets to promote the production of
more equitable and socially responsible knowledge.