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Local govt departments in China deploy DeepSeek models to aid govt work
(www.globaltimes.cn)
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Exactly, a lot of people have a knee jerk reaction when seeing LLMs mentioned, but the real question is the context this tech is used in. The incentives for government use would be completely different from those in private companies trying to monetize it. For example, it's easy to imagine how this could make a lot of government services a lot more accessible. It could provide a more natural interface for finding stuff people need online for example, help fill out forms, etc.