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Sam Altman of OpenAI is getting extremely desperate. Ever since China launched DeepSeek, his investors have realized he basically flushed their US$18 BILLION down the toilet! Now he's pressuring the US gov't to ban DeepSeek, LOL!

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Kevin James Ngvor 1 Jahr

Awesome Reporting Andy.. there are many more of China's 🇨🇳 Deepseek's like China's NEV far extremely superior extremely affordable high quality.

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Nigam Aroravor 1 Jahr

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Pontius Polycule Pilate of Planet Transdildovor 1 Jahr

I believe he’s attempting the China playbook Andy. That is, ban all apps and software from the US for the last 20 years to boost China’s products

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theScientistvor 1 Jahr

Oh gawd, it's another one of those TikTok ban moments. Give me a break.

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Zach Zenvor 1 Jahr

At this point, OpenAI should be renamed as open your wallet AI, or renamed as closed AI.

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Andreasvor 1 Jahr

"AI" always was a scam, though. Including DeepSeek. They are statistics-based verbiage plagiators and are not intelligent at all and can't lead to AGI, since intelligence is the ability to bidirectionally extrapolate object-states on a timeline and understand cause-effect relationships. Building such a (non-NN, non-LLM) system would require many orders of magnitude less computational resources, making AGI in theory attainable to a small startup - as well as infinitely more powerful and useful than a text confabulator.

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RealChina🇨🇳vor 1 Jahr

What about China’s other AI models?

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Willsstvor 1 Jahr

I wonder what is his remuneration like... 60 million a year?

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DoubleCyeevor 1 Jahr

Remember the face that's what fear look like.

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Thomasvor 1 Jahr

Sam is going to claim DeepSeek steals your data, knowing most politicians don't know what open source is.

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Chris Greyvor 1 Jahr

😂That guy is a total fraud. Musk has been calling him out for years. Grok is also way better than ChatGPT.

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