> This will change really fast. I highly doubt AI will have free speech in France when citizens don't. In countries such as France or Germany, Holocaust denial

> This will change really fast. I highly doubt AI will have free speech in France when citizens don't. In countries such as France or Germany, Holocaust denial speech is illegal. However, they’ve never demanded that developers of word processors or email clients or web browsers modify their products to prevent their use for Holocaust denial. Sure, they might decide to treat LLMs differently from those older technologies - but there is no guarantee they will. Mixtral acknowledges the historical reality of the Holocaust - unless you specifically prompt it to deny it. And if you are telling an AI model to deny the Holocaust, why should the AI model developer have legal liability for that, as opposed to the person who chooses to input that prompt?