> Changing how the model thinks about the Holodomor is completely irrelevant.

Your post title is literally "Distilling DeepSeek into GPT-OSS doesn't transfer censorship."

Like I'm not really interested in debating you on this because even the title is nonsense, there is no good faith interpretation of what you're doing here.

Distillation is such a wide concept, and you have such a narrow domain, it's not an even somewhat useful experiment to make the claim that you're making.

The fact that you literally thought the examples were used in SFT in your last comment ago calls into question the utility of this conversation, notwithstanding the implication that those examples were used to improve…financial performance?

This is a very standard setup for a distillation problem. The vast majority of companies don't care about the "wide concept", this is what most distillation consists of. They want to improve models on a narrow domain. It should be understood that this is by and large a low risk vector for this sort of behavior to transfer. That is what we are measuring, and we are very open about it.