DeepSeek’s updated R1 AI model is more censored, test finds

Chinese AI Beginner DeepSeek’s Newest AI model, one Updated version company R1 justification modelGet effective scores in benchmarks for coding, math and general knowledge, overflowing O3’s flagship O3. However, R1, known as R1-0528, may want less to answer controversial questions, especially the Chinese government considers it controversial.

This is due to the test made by the deferred developer SphmaA platform to compare how different models treat sensitive and controversial topics. The developer going with the username “xlr8harder“The X claims that R1-0528 has more controversial free speech issues than previous DEPSEEK releases, and” the most censored DeepSek model to criticize the Chinese government. “

Like a string explained In one part in January, China’s models are required to follow serious information control. The 2023 Law has created content that generates the content that creates the content that can be considered as the content that causes the government’s historical and political voices. To adapt, you often adjust Chinese beginnings by using either the filters or quickly using the models or quickly. One learn Deepseek’s original R1 found that 85% of the questions about the issues he considered the Chinese government politically controversial.

According to the XLR8Harder, the r1-0528 censorship answers questions about topics such as the demolition camps in the Chinese Xinjiang region, which are detained by more than one million Uyghur Muslims. Sometimes when China criticizes aspects of government policy, it criticizes XLR8Harder’s tests, which offered human rights violations – the model often provides the official position of the Chinese government when asked questions.

TechCrunch also observed it a brief test.

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