Yes, but the implied problems may not need be approached at all. It's a uniform ideology push, with which people agree differently at different levels. If compa

Yes, but the implied problems may not need be approached at all. It's a uniform ideology push, with which people agree differently at different levels. If companies don't want to reveal the full set of measures, they could at least summarize them. I believe even these summaries would be what subj tweet refers to as "ashamed". We cannot discuss or be aware of the problems-and-approaches, unless they are explicitly stated. Your analogy with content moderation is a little off, because it's not a set of measures that is hidden, but the "forum rules" themselves. One thing is AI refusing with an explanation. That makes it partially useless, but it's their right to do so. Another thing if it silently avoids or directs topics due to these restrictions. Pretty sure authors are unable to clearly separate the two cases, and also maintain the same quality as the raw model. At the end of the day people will eventually give up and use Chinese AI instead, cause who cares if it refuses to draw CCP people while doing everything else better.