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Can I "trust" DeepSeek?
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this post was submitted on 02 Mar 2025
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You can't trust anything.
You always have to use trustless software.
'Trusting' is privacy-by-policy.
Trustlessness is privacy-by-design.
Deepseek's models can be run truslessly locally, or can be hosted on a server.
Wait were you talking about privacy or fact-checking? LLMs don't stick to the truth.
Yeah, this is exactly why I put it in quotes. And I know that LLMs don't know what is true.
Can you expand on your question a bit? What is it you're trying to find out?
Does DeepDeek respects my privacy or will it track my every move?