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FRANK E ELKINS2 years ago

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Michael Jordan1 year ago

Last frame before the abort, in case anyone else tried to catch it.

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Rohan Paul1 year ago

😅👍👍

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Phil1 year ago

Deepseek will answer questions that western models will censor. I care more about that than chinese censor topics. I care less about how 'china isn't free' for models I use, to how the west isn't free.

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Greg Schoeninger1 year ago

At least with open weights local models we have the power to teach it anything

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Petri Kuittinen1 year ago

That is of course the security layer kicking in and then self-censoring the answer. OpenAI, Google etc. all that their own security layers, which work in identical way (although the content which triggers the security layer varies by company) input --> LLM --> security layer --> output The security layer kicks in when the output contains "harmful" content or forbidden string patterns. This is can annoying if the guardrails are excessive or the security layer does too many false positives. But if you run any DeepSeek variant locally, it of course doesn't come with the default security layer and I can confirm the training data has lot of stuff, which would be taboo in China.

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Pete Sena1 year ago

Run it locally it'll answer. Is being censored on and web app.

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Harry e/acc⏩1 year ago

Haha 😂 DeepSeek was like:

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Rohan Paul1 year ago

😁😁

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Mikle Lalak1 year ago

I hear it will answer this if you run it locally

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