Nice work!
I wonder why the Chinese government even bothers to force local AI labs to censor their models when it is now quite straightforward to uncensor any llm using publicly available datasets and what, $100 in gpu time?
All they're doing is ensuring that Chinese tech firms will never be competitive on the global AI market, because the official hosted versions of their models are too censored to be used by customers outside of China - while the uncensored open source derivatives do not generate any business for the vendor who created the original.
142 downloads vs 24,477 downloads. WHO CARES?
The "global AI market" currently has no profitable business value, as almost all AI companies are losing money, including OpenAI. For Alibaba, it would be more cost-effective to strengthen censorship in order to avoid legal risk rather than pursue the little bit of business value that you mention.