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Startups use machine unlearning to strip censorship from Chinese AI models

Startups including Hirundo and Lazarus are applying machine unlearning and weight edits to Chinese AI models, removing censorship and hardening security for Western companies.

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  1. 2026-11-02 12:40 · Techmeme
    Hirundo, Lazarus, and others are applying machine unlearning and weight edits to Chinese models to remove censorship and harden security for Western companies (Rest of World)

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