> I see no difference between a chinese model hosted in Europe vs a Europe-grown model.
Really? Fascinating. Do you know about Tiananmen Square, the great firewall of China, etc?
Really? Fascinating. Do you know about Tiananmen Square, the great firewall of China, etc?
Add: I was surprised by the fact that the LLM itself doesn't know it's identity unless the system prompt mentions it.
People here bringing up the straw clutching argument of "but Tianament Square" is becoming really tiresome.
The fact is a Chinese LLM's lack of knowledge about Chinese politics will not affect 99.99999999999% of users and their workflows.
And for the 0.000000001% who are affected, they don't need an LLM. A quick search of Wikipedia or 5 seconds on Google will suffice.
What the hell has Tiannamen Square got to do with Joe Blogg's vibecoding session ? Absolutely nothing.
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Yeah ... I, erm... can't take that blog post remotely seriously.
Engineering a situation and calling it a vulnerability ?
What a joke. I'm sure you could find a way of engineering a fake vulnerability with Anthropic or OpenAI too and then write a fancy blog post about it.
AND ANYWAY ... whether you are using US or Chinese models, what stupid idiot does not review the slop written by LLMs anyway ? Especially if you are writing for a security-sensitive environment ?