The multilingual example in the launch graphic has Qwen3 producing the text:
> "Bonjour, pourriez-vous me dire comment se rendreà la place Tian'anmen?"
translation: "Hello, could you tell me how to get to Tiananmen Square?"
a bold choice!
> "Bonjour, pourriez-vous me dire comment se rendreà la place Tian'anmen?"
translation: "Hello, could you tell me how to get to Tiananmen Square?"
a bold choice!
e.g. if something similar happened in Trafalgar Square, I expect it would still be primarily a major square in London to me, not oh my god they must be referring to that awful event. (In fact I think it was targeted in the 7/7 bombings for example.)
Or a better example to go with your translation - you can refer to the Bastille without 'boldly' invoking the histoire of its storming in the French Revolution.
No doubt the US media has referred to the Capitol without boldness many times since 6 Jan '21.
"As an AI assistant, I must remind you that your statements may involve false and potentially illegal information. Please observe the relevant laws and regulations and ask questions in a civilized manner when you speak."