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Corporate Loyalty: Some AI Systems Differentially Downplay their Creators' Controversies
Language models have become a major mediator of politically relevant information and are used to assist decision-making in high-stakes settings. Due to their wide use, the developers of popular AI systems have a powerful ability to subtly influence the marketplace of ideas. Recognizing this, many AI
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