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What I learnt from playing with China’s new AI

28 January 2025

1:02 AM

28 January 2025

1:02 AM

I asked a question about the Uyghurs, and China’s new ChatGPT-competitor, DeepSeek, started to answer.

In two rapidly written paragraphs, DeepSeek described the Uyghurs as a ‘Turkic ethnic group primarily residing in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region in the People’s Republic of China’, and told me that they had a ‘rich heritage that includes contributions to art, music, literature, and science’, particularly given that Xinjiang had once been passed through with the famous Silk Road trading path.

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