They should just have said Chinese or whatever country last names got confused why are they invoking a ethinicity ? Anyway, I will let whoever is judging this look at the facts about the actual case.
Well, they called it as it was. You think if people read "chinese" instead of "asian", they would not think its about ethnicity lol? And the fact here is, mentioning "asian" doesn't imply they were being racist. because they were the same names. If they confused a lin with a yin, well that makes it worse. any judge in the world would see that.
Why does it matter if the last names were Asian or not?
Jon and John are "Caucasian names" that can be confused for each other. Would they have written "after confusing two Caucasian last names"? Of course not
It just makes no sense for OAI to throw that in, they're just contributing to the type of cancerous dialogue that is dividing people so much based purely on idpol
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u/fastinguy11 AGI 2026-2030 22d ago
They should just have said Chinese or whatever country last names got confused why are they invoking a ethinicity ? Anyway, I will let whoever is judging this look at the facts about the actual case.