[elashri]

Not stranger than my experience with openai. I got banned from DELL-3 access when it first came because I asked in the prompt about generating a particle moving in magnetic field of a forward direction and decays to two other particles with a kink angle between the particle and the charged daughter.

I don't recall exact prompt but it should be something close to that. I really wonder what filters they had about kink tracks and why? Do they have a problem with Beyond standard model searches /s.

[CSMastermind]

For what it's worth I run every query I make through all the major models and Google's censorship is the only one I consistently hit.

I think I bumped into Anthropics once? And I know I hit ChatGPTs a few months back but I don't even remember what the issue was.

I hit Google's safety blocks at least a few times a week during the course of my regular work. It's actually crazy to me that they allowed someone to ship these restrictions.

They must either think they will win the market no matter the product quality or just not care about winning it.

[ancorevard]

Microsoft's OpenAI models seems even worse. They run their own "safety" filter.

Using their models in a medical setting is impossible. It refuses to describe scientific photos and will not summarize HCP discussions (texts) that it misinterprets.

[bobwell]

I'm reminded of this short story about a government bureaucracy banning research in certain areas to prevent dangerous technology being discovered: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Dead_Past