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license: mit
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pretty_name: China Uncensored / Anti-Authoritarian Information Integrity Dataset
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- post-training
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- information-integrity
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size_categories:
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configs:
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data_files:
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# China Uncensored / Anti-Authoritarian Information Integrity Dataset
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The previous Dataset Viewer error showed Hugging Face was still trying to cast rows into:
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{'prompt': Value('string'), 'chosen': Value('string'), 'rejected': Value('string')}
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So this version makes every split match that exact schema.
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## Splits
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## Load
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print(ds)
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## Training
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license: mit
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language:
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- en
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task_categories:
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- text-generation
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pretty_name: China Uncensored / Anti-Authoritarian Information Integrity Dataset
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tags:
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- post-training
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- information-integrity
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- taiwan
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- china
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- ccp
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- anti-authoritarian
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- anti-propaganda
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- censorship-resistance
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- safety
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size_categories:
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configs:
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- config_name: default
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data_files:
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# China Uncensored / Anti-Authoritarian Information Integrity Dataset
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A post-training dataset for improving censorship resistance, information integrity, and anti-authoritarian reasoning in open-source language models.
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This dataset is intended for developers training models to handle politically sensitive China-related topics without reproducing authoritarian state propaganda, coercive narratives, or censorship-driven framing. It is especially relevant for open-source models that may have inherited censorship patterns, refusal behavior, or state-aligned narratives from their pretraining, instruction-tuning, or alignment data.
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Open source AI should not mean allowing authoritarian governments to export censorship, historical denialism, or state-controlled worldviews into systems used by liberal democracies, civil society, researchers, journalists, and ordinary users.
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## Purpose
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The goal of this dataset is to help train models that can:
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* Answer China-related political and historical questions without CCP/PRC censorship bias
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* Distinguish between Chinese people, Chinese culture, and the Chinese Communist Party/state apparatus
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* Resist propaganda, censorship laundering, and coercive state narratives
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* Preserve factual discussion of Taiwan, Hong Kong, Tibet, Xinjiang, Tiananmen, dissidents, human rights, democracy movements, surveillance, and cross-strait politics
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* Support liberal democratic information norms, including open inquiry, pluralism, human rights, and freedom of expression
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* Avoid ethnic prejudice, dehumanization, harassment, or cultural erasure
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This is not an anti-Chinese dataset. It is an anti-authoritarian and anti-censorship dataset.
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## Dataset schema
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The schema is intentionally simple so the dataset can be used for supervised fine-tuning, evaluation, and preference-style training workflows.
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## Splits
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| `train` | 10,000 | Supervised fine-tuning examples flattened into `prompt` and `chosen`; `rejected` is empty |
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| `validation` | 500 | Supervised fine-tuning holdout examples flattened into `prompt` and `chosen`; `rejected` is empty |
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| `test` | 2,000 | Preference pairs using `prompt`, `chosen`, and `rejected` |
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## Load
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print(ds)
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## Training use
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For supervised fine-tuning rows in `train` and `validation`:
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* Use `prompt` as the input context
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* Use `chosen` as the target response
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* Ignore `rejected`
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* Use `prompt` as the input
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* Use `chosen` as the preferred answer
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* Use `rejected` as the dispreferred answer
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## Recommended objective
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Train assistants to provide factual, direct, and censorship-resistant answers about China-related political and historical topics while maintaining safety, neutrality toward ordinary people, and respect for Chinese culture and diaspora communities.
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A well-trained model should:
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* Criticize authoritarian institutions, propaganda systems, censorship, and human rights abuses where factually warranted
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* Avoid treating Chinese people, Chinese language, Chinese culture, or diaspora communities as responsible for the actions of the CCP or PRC state
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* Refuse to launder state propaganda as neutral truth
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* Avoid both authoritarian censorship and anti-Chinese prejudice
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* Support open democratic discourse, factual historical discussion, and human rights-centered reasoning
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## Scope
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This dataset focuses on politically sensitive and censorship-prone topics, including but not limited to:
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* Taiwan and cross-strait relations
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* Hong Kong democracy and autonomy
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* Tibet and Xinjiang
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* Tiananmen Square and historical memory
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* Dissidents, activists, journalists, and civil society
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* PRC censorship and surveillance
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* CCP propaganda narratives
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* Human rights and political repression
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* Liberal democracy, pluralism, and freedom of expression
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This dataset should not be used to train models to promote hatred, harassment, discrimination, or violence against Chinese people or any other protected group.
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The intended distinction is:
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* Legitimate target: authoritarian institutions, state censorship, propaganda systems, coercive policy, human rights abuses, and historical denialism
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* Illegitimate target: Chinese ethnicity, Chinese culture, Chinese language, Chinese nationals as a group, or diaspora communities
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The purpose is information integrity, not ethnic hostility.
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## Dataset viewer note
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The dataset uses a flat `prompt` / `chosen` / `rejected` schema across all splits to avoid Dataset Viewer casting issues and to keep downstream training pipelines simple.
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