I think you're right about making the prompts or certain parts of the prompts public.
But I also think you can't blame them for trying something like this. Because they are getting hammered with questions about racial biases and such. Also, diversity etc. although it has been politicized is not just politics. It's a deep belief for many people.
"Sam, what are you going to do about AI bias?" x 50 interviews = Sam asks the team to try to reduce it with the prompt.
And I think, despite the counter-examples, it probably reduces the bias quite a bit.
But I also think you can't blame them for trying something like this. Because they are getting hammered with questions about racial biases and such. Also, diversity etc. although it has been politicized is not just politics. It's a deep belief for many people.
"Sam, what are you going to do about AI bias?" x 50 interviews = Sam asks the team to try to reduce it with the prompt.
And I think, despite the counter-examples, it probably reduces the bias quite a bit.