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Hmmm. I am tempted to shift to more of a cash position. Seems like a bloodbath is about to happen.Apparently the NASDAQ is gonna start out terribly today because of this.
DeepSeek: 'Cheap' Chinese chatbot shocks AI world - BBC News
It has overtaken ChatGPT to become the top free application on Apple's App Store in the UK.
I could totally see this. But, it wouldn't stop other nations from using it which would still put a dent in US industries.
AI still requires databases, computing power, and energy.
God this is stupid. The money Biden provided wasn't to design AI systems, it was to manufacture hardware, the chips, that allow you to do these things. The fact that these chips are made in Taiwan is probably a big part of the reason it was so much cheaper for them. And exactly how was Biden supposed to stop them from developing this? Start bombing them? What, America has the ability to dictate to other countries what they can and can't invest money in?
Yes. They’re almost certainly lying about their cost of design. They’re still using Nvidia chips for the heavy lifting and there’s reason to believe they’re at capacity for the 50k chips they have.
I'm almost positive it works, although who knows on how accurate it is. American AI makes plenty of errors. If it followed the track record, most of it is probably reverse engineered anyway. Another way they were able to do it cheaper.
Just got off the phone with my advisor about this (he rarely calls about things that happen so quickly). We decided to trim my exposure to NVIDIA. I already made a tidy little sum, so I'm good with it.
Have you seen the information coming out of China from social media "influencers"? Yes, it's possibly censored but they are not faking all of the technology advancements implemented in their cities. China is not totally what we were lead to believe. Yes, their govt will crush you if you plot to work against their communism, but damn, they have some cool sheet over there.
I’m genuinely amazed that people didn’t believe that the wealthier areas of China were fully developed and had cutting edge technology.
If the social media creators from the U.S. and other "western" countries living in China are to be believed, even their more urban cities are extremely livable, crime virtually non-existent... its actually the utopia MAGAs who are afraid of bit cities are looking for.
I always get a chuckle about the stolen IP narrative. US corporations were more than happy to jump into the Chinese market in exchange for sharing their technology. They made deliberate business decisions to increase profits and to gain access to cheap labor and manufacturing.
That's kind of like blaming a rape victim for going on a date with the rapist.
That makes no sense. I guess if the victim stole the rapist's wallet it might, still quite a stretch. It was mutually beneficial.
A company does business in China to take advantage of their labor market and manufacturing costs (the date), so therefore it is okay to have its IP stolen (the rape).
Yeah, that's not how it works though. US companies were more than happy to agree to share technology, through joint ventures like SAIC/GM. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SAIC-GM
They’ve used both cyber attacks and “international students” to steal research from universities. Their level of corporate espionage is insane.
Like I said, it's not like US government and US corporations aren't doing the same thing. Most (but not all of course) research at Universities is publicly available and globally shared.
what if the rape victim knew the rapist had priors. Well he raped my sister, but I’m sure we can make this work. I know horrible analogy. But I’m sure it was part of the analysis of doing a deal with them,
I think we do plenty of negative things and there’s plenty of propaganda, but China at a government level has a policy of IP theft.
