And you are not even addressing how easily a model could hide all kinds of special treatment - either way - at the whim of its creators, be they the government or some outside "trusted" party

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charcircuit a day ago | parent [-]

Judges can hide all sorts of special treatment too. At least with a model as opposed to a soul we can study it and improve it.

	▲	8note 12 hours ago \| parent \| next [-]
		what the judge sees is all public record, and can be appealed up the chain, and ultimately overridden by a pardon. for a model, we would need all the training data, training method, fine tuning, etc to all be public record, along with all of the operations at inference time.
	▲	xocnad a day ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		Indeed they can but they are in some ways like an individual model per judge, albeit with a sub-optimal interface and very slow, but at least they are hard to game in mass.