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I had a good laugh when Haiku's thinking summarization referred to mayor Mamdani as a, quote, "known anti-Zionist." :-) Probably a good thing to remember is that the value added in RLHF is not partly biased, or biased, but itself bias.

(Context: I asked it to write fake Reddit comments, because I was curious about how realistic they could be. The colorful phrase occurred during its reasoning about the requested subjects.)

Is there something strange or funny about that?
In English, the word "known" is generally placed in sentences like, "known sympathizer," more often than in "known Democrat." Compare, "suspected," contrast the more neutral, "is an."