- Chinese AI models from firms like DeepSeek and Alibaba have been observed avoiding sensitive questions about the Chinese Communist Party.
- In response, U.S. officials are considering an ‘anti-woke AI’ order to regulate how American tech companies train their models, potentially impacting the future of AI development and censorship in the United States.
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