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But this is a CCP model, would it refuse to generate Xi?
by rfoo 10mo ago
But this is a CCP model, would it refuse to generate Xi?
- vunderba 10mo agoYou tell me. https://imgur.com/a/7FR3uT1 https://imgur.com/a/7FR3uT1
- CamperBob2 10mo agoIt will generate anything. Xi/Pooh porn, Taylor Swift getting squashed by a tank at Tiananmen Square, whatever, no censorship at all. With simplistic prompts, you quickly conclude that the small model size is the only limitation. Once you realize how good it is with detailed prompts, though, you find that you can get a lot more diversity out of it than you initially thought you could. Absolute game-changer of a model IMO. It is competitive with Nano Banana Pro in some respects, and that's saying something.
- cubefox 10mo agoI could imagine the Chinese government is not terribly interested in enforcing its censorship laws when this would conflict with boosting Chinese AI. Overregulation can be a significant inhibitor to innovation and competitiveness, as we often see in Europe.
- CamperBob2 10mo agoI'm sure they're also aware that few of their own citizens are in a position to run the model themselves, and that it's easy enough to use the system prompt to censor hosted copies for domestic consumption. Censoring open-source models really doesn't make a lot of sense for China. Which could also be why local Deepseek instances are relatively easy to jailbreak.