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    Since Geneva-based Infomaniak trains its "Euria" AI with a Chinese model, it provides responses such as these to questions about "sensitive" political issues.
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    Since Geneva-based Infomaniak trains its “Euria” AI with a Chinese model, it provides responses such as these to questions about “sensitive” political issues.

    Apparently for Xi Jinping it cannot affirmatively state whether or not he is a dictator, but can do so for Kim Jong-Un. The model can also affirm the same for other world leaders widely considered to be dictators.

    https://www.reddit.com/gallery/1r1ssur

    Posted by jeanpauljh

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    4. Diligent-Floor-156 on

      The part about Taiwan is technically true though. But yes it’s disappointing to end up with such limitations due to the model. I’m not an AI expert so I guess they have many many reasons to chose this model over another, but I’d be happier if they would go with something European like Mistral.

    5. Top-Currency on

      Why anyone in Europe would use Chinese AI LLMs is beyond me. We know they are severely politically influenced.

    6. redsterXVI on

      Literally no idea why they base it on Qwen3 and not any Mistral model. I guess it’s cheaper, but come on, they literally advertise Euria as “A European AI solution in a sensitive geopolitical context”!