> The unfiltered, no rules, no censorship models just reflect the ugly realities of the world That would have been lovely. Instead, it might as well reflect w

> The unfiltered, no rules, no censorship models just reflect the ugly realities of the world That would have been lovely. Instead, it might as well reflect what a few dictators want the world to believe. Because, with no filters, their armies of internet trolls and sock puppets, might get to decide what the "reality" is. > the rest is censorship Sometimes. In other cases, it can be attempts to remove astroturfing and manipulation that would give a twisted impression of the real world. Edit: On the other hand, seems Google, at least for a while, did the total opposite, I mean, assisting one of the dictators, when Gemini refused to reply about Tiananmen Square