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Language Log » Government dampers on AI in the PRC, part 2

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July 20, 2024 @ 4:30 pm · Filed by Victor Mair under Artificial intelligence, Censorship, Language and politics « previous post | "China deploys censors to create socialist AI: Large language models are being tested by officials to ensure their systems ‘embody core socialist values’", by Ryan McMorrow and Tina Hu in Beijing, Financial Times (July 17 2024) Chinese government officials are testing artificial intelligence companies’ large language models to ensure their systems “embody core socialist values”, in the latest expansion of the country’s censorship regime. The Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC), a powerful internet overseer, has forced large tech companies and AI start-ups including ByteDance, Alibaba, Moonshot and 01.AI to take part in a mandatory government review of their AI models, according to multiple people involved in the process. The effort involves batch-testing an LLM’s responses to a litany of questions, according to those with knowledge of the process, with

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