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DeepSeek chose the open-weight route, at the cost that responsibility for safety alignment shifts from the model provider to the deployer; the provider can only impose limited constraints through licenses and usage policies, and cannot filter or reject requests in real time on the server side as with a closed-source API.
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Claude's Constitution vs. DeepSeek's Freedom: The Battle Over How to Raise an AI
bilibili不会写歌词10/23/2026
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