the models already talk about it just fine if you load them up yourself, only the web api from official deepseek has these issues because they are required to do so by law.

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throwawaymaths a day ago | parent [-]

That is not the case.

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kachapopopow an hour ago | parent | next [-]

not sure about all chinese models, but deepseek has absolutely no problem and qwen just avoids anything controvertial including completely unrelated subjects to china such as the lgbtq movement. also any kind of safeguards like those are easily bypassed since there isn't that much effort that was put in to prevent models talking about these subjects which to be sounds like dataset tainting rather than intentional bias.

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ls612 20 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

I just tested this with Deepseek in Nvidia's AI sandbox and in Groq (so the inference was performed in the US) and it happily told me what happened on June 4, 1989. Stop spreading disinformation.

	▲	int_19h 19 hours ago \| parent \| next [-]
		Qwen will refuse usually. Even more hideously, if you just ask it in general terms about anything historically interesting that happened on Tiananmen Square, it will remember 1989 in its CoT, and (usually) then decide to not mention it because it's "controversial". However, it's fairly easy to argue the model into admitting that it's unethical to do so and get it to talk.
	▲	astrange 10 hours ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		I've been told by people running Qwen locally in production that they'll have downtime incidents if it's required to think about anything with any implication that Taiwan is a separate country.