But the new DeepSeek model comes with a catch if run in the cloud-hosted version—being Chinese in origin, R1 will not generate responses about certain topics like Tiananmen Square or Taiwan’s autonomy, as it must “embody core socialist values,” according to Chinese Internet regulations. This filtering comes from an additional moderation layer that isn’t an issue if the model is run locally outside of China.
and it’s actually open, unlike "open"ai.
It is very censored but is very fast and very good for normal use. Can code simple games on request and work as a one shot as well as make and follow design documents to make more sophisticated projects. Smaller models are super fast even on consumer hardware. It post its “thinking” so you can follow its pattern and address issues that would not be apparent in the output. I would recommend.
Plus, it’ll probably take less than two weeks until someone uploads a decensored version to Huggingface.
no tonley fritto down lowed, butte emaity lie sensed a swell
