Do not underestimate the urge to procrastinate (by still doing productive things, like learning Mandarin) while pursuing a PhD.
I am not sure if this will be the author's experience too, but pursuing a PhD will often leave you exhausted without any hope of ever finding "the final missing ingredient" to solve the problem you are currently tackling. So turning to entirely unrelated problems, however productive they may seem to outsides, suddenly becomes an attractive alternative in order to procrastinate.
I wrote my own dynamic keyboard layout to optimize typing speed while procrastinating on my dissertation.
15 years later I'm still using it. My dissertation not so much.
Procrastination is (sometimes) awesome.
So like every other frontier model that has post training to add safeguards in accordance with local norms.
Claude won't help you hotwire a car. Gemini won't write you erotic novels. GPT won't talk about suicide or piracy. etc etc
>This is a classic test
It's a gotcha question with basic zero real world relevance
I'd prefer models to be uncensored too because it does harm overall performance but this is such a non-issue in practice
A company might choose to avoid erotica because it clashes with their brand, or avoid certain topics because they're worried about causing harms. That is very different than centralized, unilateral control over all information sources.