🔥 Почему DeepSeek считает себя YandexGPT?🌟 По телеграм-каналам разлетелись скрины ответов от китайского чат-бота

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🔥 Почему DeepSeek считает себя YandexGPT?

🌟 По телеграм-каналам разлетелись скрины ответов от китайского чат-бота, где он упоминает продукты Яндекса и утверждает, что создан в России. В сети задались вопросом, как такое возможно. Аналитики говорят, что галлюцинация могла возникнуть из-за обучения модели на общедоступных данных. В рунете много публичных обсуждений, связанных с технологиями Яндекса, поэтому модель может случайным образом воспроизвести информацию, утверждая, что она является YandexGPT.

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