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Chinese AI company's AI model breakthrough highlights limits of US sanctions
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this post was submitted on 28 Dec 2024
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Doesn't chat-gpt do literally the same in case you ask it on anything controversial? I think it is a quite basic thing for AI models.
It’s definitely not the same. You can be annoyed that ChatGPT sometimes says “It’s a complicated matter” then mentions some pros and cons but ultimately wants to move on to a different topic. It’s something else when the model says the pandemic originating in Wuhan is a huge lie and evil western propaganda. The Huawei model is very defensive and can quickly sound like an angry child. It’s painfully pro CCP.
Alright, gonna agree somewhat with ChatGPT, they do have one of the better lackluster censors. But even then, models like Bard exist. If you ask those anything related to the Israel's genocide of the Palestinian people for example, it will simply refuse to answer. It is literally the same thing as with Huaweis model