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No, they don't. Censorship of the Chinese models is a superset of the censorship applied to US models. Ask a US model about January 6, and it will tell you wh
by CamperBob2 10mo ago
No, they don't. Censorship of the Chinese models is a superset of the censorship applied to US models.
Ask a US model about January 6, and it will tell you what happened.
- fragmede 10mo agoBut which version?
- CamperBob2 10mo agoThe version backed by photographic and video evidence, I imagine. I haven't looked it up personally. What are the different versions, and which would you expect to see in the results?
- fragmede 10mo agoIt's all about framing. Photos and videos will be recontextualized to show that President Trump, saviour of America, did all he could to encourage peaceful protest on January 6th. Other versions will be created to show that he's not the savior of America, and that he was actually instigating violence on that day.
- CamperBob2 10mo agoI think my first clue was that the rioters were carrying banners that said TRUMP. There were other indications, to be sure, but that was certainly one of them.
- jan6qwen 10mo agoWait, so Qwen will not tell you what happened on Jan 6? Didn't know the Chinese cared about that.
- CamperBob2 10mo agoPoint being, US models will tell you about events embarrassing or detrimental to the US government, while Chinese models will not do the same for events unfavorable to the CCP. The idea that they're all biased and censored to the same extent is a false-equivalence fallacy that appears regularly on here.