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You cannot have good fast and free. Pick two.
Just download the model. Problem solved
What they’re actually in panic over is companies using a Chinese service instead of US ones. The threat here is that DeepSeek becomes the standard that everyone uses, and it would become entrenched. At that point nobody would want to switch to US services.
https://securityconversations.com/episode/inside-the-deepseek-ai-existential-crisis-chinese-backdoor-in-medical-devices/ If you ignore the kind of laent anti China crap, this is a pretty good analysis from a technical perspective. When someone does something faster and cheaper we used to call that progress. Not if China does it I guess, and not if it’s open source even if Meta did the same thing with llama.
Exactly, and these kinds of policies will only ensure that the west starts falling behind technologically. Stifling innovation to prop up monopolies will not be a winning strategy in the long run.
It’s open source and researchers are already duplicating the process, so I’m not sure if that will ever happen.
They’re gonna ban access to the official service provided by a Chinese company. That’s what this is about. The biggest fear is that everybody starts using DeepSeek, and then it will muscle out US companies that fell behind. Once people start using their service, they’ll have little reason to switch to something else going forward. Banning it is a protectionist measure that allows US companies to catch up.
Interesting take. China better watch out, they may be getting some “nation building” and “democratizing” bombs soon.
The US has been gunning for that ever since Obama’s “pivot to Asia”.
The terrorist attacks in Xinjiang and the subsequent “Uyghur genocide” narrative and Xinjiang cotton embargo didn’t come out of nowhere. The blueprint of regime change operations
(n.b. the maps are a bit dated, as the US has since pulled out of Afghanistan.)Forward-defense ring: a perfectly normal and not at all Orwellian term or art.
Not exactly an option against a nuclear superpower with a far bigger industry than Yankeestan. What’s most likely to happen is that the west will simply isolate itself from the rest of the world and will continue to fall further behind technologically. It’s going to be a hermit kingdom of the G7.
Especially when the majority of US weapons rely on chips from China (including Taiwan) to manufacture weapons. If the government decides to go to war with China head-on, China will absolutely wipe the walls with them.
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