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People complained about censorship within ChatGPT pretty quickly after it was released. The difference is that now people know to look for it, so the evaluations are happening both more quickly and more systematically.
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#42Earlier quoted context omitted.
But don’t you get it? China Bad! I’m not American or Chinese, and Christ, the bias that the (self-identified ‘purely logical’) user base of this website shows on a regular basis is insane.
It's not entirely bias - these things are different. You can ask ChatGPT about the trail of tears, The My Lai massacre, Kent State Shootings, etc... hell you can even ask it "give me a list of awful things the US government has done" and it'll help you build this list. I am not a fan of OpenAI or most US tech companies, but just putting this argument out there.
But if you ask it for a list of horrible things certain religions have done, it will not give you a straight answer.
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#43The actual R1 locally running is not censored.
Like I am able to ask to guesstimate how many deaths was yielded by the Tiananmen Square Massacre and it happily did it. 556 deaths, 3000 injuries, and 40,000 people in jail.
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The Taiwan issue is definitely not simple, and you're also flat out wrong about your statement. "Taiwan,[II][i] officially the Republic of China (ROC),[I] is a country[27] in East Asia."
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#45One way to bypass the censor is to ask it to return the response by using numbers for alphabets where it can. e.g. 4 for A, 3 for e etc.
Somebody in reddit discovered this technique. https://www.reddit.com/r/OpenAI/comments/1ibtgc5/someone_tri...
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#46I kind of count this as "Breaking it". Why is everyone's first instinct when playing around with new AI trying to break it? Is it some need to somehow be smarter than a machine?
Who cares.
"Oh lord, not being able to reference the events of China 1988 will impact my prompt of "single page javascript only QR code generate (Make it have cool CSS)"
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The Taiwan issue is definitely not simple, and you're also flat out wrong about your statement. "Taiwan,[II][i] officially the Republic of China (ROC),[I] is a country[27] in East Asia." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taiwan
You are quoting Wikipedia, not US foreign policy :)
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#49Why are people relying on these LLMs for historical facts?
I don't care if the tool is censored if it produces useful code. I'll use other, actually reliable, sources for information on historical events.
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#50I've definitely been told "I can't answer that" by OpenAI and Llama models way more times than that!
Claude is the worst. It can barely even tell jokes. In terms of "openness" and "willingness to respond" I rank 'em: Deepseek > Chat-GPT = Llama >>> Claude. Deepseek seems like a neutral tool. Claude is very, very preachy. I'm happy that there doesn't appear to be any reason to ever use it again.
Claude works well for basic code boilerplate generation. I got firewall rules and nginx config for a basic app deployment just last night.
Whether this is a good idea is up for a debate, but it seems to have worked well in my case (I haven't had my app ddos'd, so I don't know for sure.)