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Yes, DeepSeek Provides Censored Responses to Questions About China

DeepSeek, a China-based technology company, released an AI model that does not answer questions about sensitive topics, including the Tiananmen Square incident, as noted by Ian Bremmer, president of Eurasia Group.
The AI model aligns with the Chinese government's censorship, providing responses that reflect official narratives on issues like the Uyghur population and Taiwan.
DeepSeek has faced scrutiny and bans from several countries, including Italy and Australia, due to security concerns and data collection practices.
Human rights advocates, like Rahima Mahmut, express fears that the AI model contributes to the erasure of the Uyghur community's history and misleads the public about their situation.

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