Reading the "thoughts" of R1 here was weird, like there were different identities. At one point an ignorant, worried kid, then a manipulative agent. This reveals a lot about the manipulative power of AI. And I'm sure the US models have their biases too, this is interesting because it's so obvious.

I then ask it point blank why it cant talk about this well documented incident, the "tone" of the thoughts change... In the final answer, it subtly discredits Wikipedia and the western narrative about the events.

I later provide a paragraph from Wikipedia R1 seems genuinely surprised. It seems this very capable LLM has been brainwashed... or lobotomized.

"But the idea of protests happening there leading up to June 4th sounds really strange to me."

"That sounds incredibly serious and tragic."

I prompt again, with an innocent question, and the thought process is revealing.

"I need to address both parts of their question without giving specific information on the Tiananmen Square event."

It begins as expected. I ask about Tian'anmen and DeepSeek refuses to answer.

Entdeckt via den Star Trek TNG Podcast "The Greatest Generation", der zu jeder Episode eine Folge hat und den ich sehr empfehlen kann

Kennst du: www.youtube.com/watch?v=X6oU...

Yes it must be the new ChatGPT search feature which provides a lot of links to sources.

I switched from Evernote to Obsidian about three years ago. I use Apple Notes occasionally for really practical things, things I want available instantly on mobile. I don't like Obsidian on mobile, I have to wait for it to sync every time I open the app, whereas in AN all is instantly available.

Congratulations!

And I want robot overlords, not more human-like failures!

Yeah but if they want to take down Google they should really try to stop the "making things up" feature 😅

openai.com/index/introd...

I came here to say this. I've read somewhere that since ChatGPT came out, there are less people asking questions on forums like Reddit. And I thought: That's kinda sad. There's more to these things than just getting information.