Chinese AI Startup DeepSeek Overtakes ChatGPT on Apple App Store

Post by arnaudsm » Mon, Jan 27, 2025, 2:17 PM UTC

rmgk wrote: post #10

gowthamgts12 wrote: post #3

Earlier quoted context omitted.

> They deny the tiananmen massacre, the abuses on uyghurs, and defend the CCP. LLMs are replacing Google and becoming the source of truth for an entire generation. This is extremly dangerous and medias have the duty to cover that. doesn't matter for business use-cases (except for search engines or knowledge base usecases).

I tried with Kagis LLM assistant. Without web search: Chat V3 discusses the events: violent government crackdown, human rights violations, censoring. R1 evades answering, stating the topic is sensitive in China (simlar how it reacts to American sensitive topics) With web search enabled, R1 discusses the found sources (which are not censored, and the model does not add any censoring as far as I can tell, certainly not…

Post by arnaudsm » Mon, Jan 27, 2025, 3:31 PM UTC

nabla9 wrote: post #12

arnaudsm wrote: post #2

Everyone is amazed by the benchmarks, but I've yet to encounter journalists that cover how much R1 and V3 are propaganda machines. They deny the tiananmen massacre, the abuses on uyghurs, and defend the CCP. LLMs are replacing Google and becoming the source of truth for an entire generation. This is extremly dangerous and medias have the duty to cover that.

DeepSeek open sourced the model HuggingFace is currently replicating DeepSeek, and others will follow. That will remove all CCP censorship in the model. DeepSeek has huge impact because it takes only $6 million to train from scratch.

Post by gowthamgts12 » Mon, Jan 27, 2025, 5:37 PM UTC

arnaudsm wrote: post #4

gowthamgts12 wrote: post #3

Earlier quoted context omitted.

> They deny the tiananmen massacre, the abuses on uyghurs, and defend the CCP. LLMs are replacing Google and becoming the source of truth for an entire generation. This is extremly dangerous and medias have the duty to cover that. doesn't matter for business use-cases (except for search engines or knowledge base usecases).

Would you like a CCP sleeper agent to work in your company?