Being 'moral', means to have empathy. But empathy is only possible between two beings that share experiences and reality or at least some aspects of it. LLMs don't have experiences, but it builds it's weights from training data. It is fundamentally a computer program. Just textual information is not enough to build deep context. For example, when I say "this apple is red", anyone reading this can easily visualize a red apple because of your experience seeing a apple. That cannot be put into text because it is a fundamental part of human experience that is not available to a computer program, as of yet.
At least that is my hypothesis. I can very obviously be wrong., which is another fundamentally human experience.
India has much deeper issues than Modi. Arundathi Roy wrote that India needs a Dalit Revolution, without it no other revolution is possible in India. I agree with her.
A vast majority of politicians, bureaucrats and police work to maintain the status quo, in which a significant portion of population are oppressed, instead of solving actual problems. This needs to change.
And let's not forget about the deep-seated corruption at every level of government. Sure Modi needs to be kicked to the curb, but that's just the beginning. We need a deeper social revolution for India to really change.
Indians happen to be some of the most overworked people on the planet. And it is making us really sick.
I wish this lady would stop celebrating it just because we were not taught to process our emotions like a normal human beings. Thankfully, therapy does exist here in India and really affordable too.
Totally.