What’s interesting is no one is talking about political censorship in models and how DeepSeek, Kimi, and the rest have to abide by CCP rules. It’s a big opportunity for China to control information.
And that censorship will fail too, like sanctions, tariffs, and keeping down open source software or exchanging ideas across borders, ultimately it will fail, but that won’t stop governments across the world from trying.
The primary customers of these models are enterprises, and the most common use cases are office work and coding. How often do the questions of Tiananmen Square or the Uighurs become relevant in those contexts?