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Censorship in Chinese AI models can be undone, new research shows
Research shows that distilling Chinese open-source AI models like DeepSeek can bypass built-in censorship, allowing uncensored responses to politically sensitive questions. This challenges U.S. concerns about these models spreading Chinese political narratives and could enable U.S. companies to use cheaper alternatives while avoiding ideological risks.
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