What type of content is removed from US counterparts?
Porn, creation of chemical weapons? But not on historical events?
Re:Qwen3: Think deeper, act faster
by maybeThrwaway on Tuesday April 29, 2025 @04:28AM
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Differ from engine to engine: Googles latest for example put in a few minorities when asking it to create images of nazis. Bing used to be able to create images of a Norwegian birthday party in the 90ies (every single kid was white) but they disappeared a few months ago.
Or you can try to ask them about the grooming scandal in UK. I haven't tried but I have an idea.
It is not as hilariously bad as I expected, for example you can (could at least) get relatively nuanced answers about the middle east but some of the things they refuse to talk about just stumps me.
Re:Qwen3: Think deeper, act faster
by dlachausse on Tuesday April 29, 2025 @09:06AM
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Qwen refuses to do anything if you mention anything the CCP has deemed forbidden. Ask it about Tiananmen Square or the Uyghurs for example. Lack of censorship is not a strength of Chinese LLMs.
With that said, they're in a fight for dominance so censoring now would be foolish. If they win and establish a monopoly then the screws will start to turn.