“For Deep Seek specifically, there was the part that limited speech about politically sensitive topics in China. So this is stuff like, you know, Taiwan or Tiananmen Square, that kind of thing. And it's pretty clear that that was Basically a separate system from the typical guardrails that you see on models like this.”
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