[PeterisP]

Well in your example it didn't write less secure code (wich is the core claim of the article, and something new), it refused to provide an answer about Falun Gong, which the article also claims, but that's not the interesting part of the article as censorship of certain keywords is well known DeepSeek behavior since it was released.

[godelski]

This user said almost the same thing[0], so I'll refer you to that. In short, RTFM. The first paragraph says "refuses to help programmers __OR__ gives them code with major security flaws". I hope we know the difference between && and ||.

Also, I'm requesting people post their replication efforts. What is it that you care about? The facts of the matter or finding some flaw? The claims are testable, so idk, I was hoping a community full of "smart people" would not just fall for knee-jerk reactions and pull shit out of their asses? It doesn't take much effort to verify, so why not? If you get good evidence against the WP you have a strong claim against them and we should all be aware. If you have evidence supporting the claim, then shouldn't we all also be aware? Even if not strong we'd at least be able to distinguish malice from stupidity.

Personally, I don't want to be some pawn in some propaganda campaign. If you're going to conjecture, at least do the bare minimum of providing some evidence. That's my only request here.

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45280673

[PeterisP]

It's just that out of these two claims only one is interesting and worth talking about (and that's the one mentioned in the title).

Thank you for your testing! That's a bunch of effort which I didn't do - but checking the other claim is much more difficult; a refusal is clearly visible, but saying whether out of two different codebases one is systematically slightly less secure is quite tricky - so that's why people are complaining about the lack of any description of the methodology of how they measure that, without which the claims actually are not testable.