I'm glad I'm not the only one seeing this blatant hipocracry. Virtually all AIs have been trained on huge amounts of copyrighted and non-fair use data. But copy their homework that they cheated to finish, and you're the bad guy.
@@lephtovermeet We are living in a self-regulating, perfect system with rational actors and fair rules that never get exploited. Really glad that our system is so perfect, that companies never break the law while becoming too big to fail. On the other hand, the country that lacks the rule of law and political freedoms is open sourcing their models, which is honestly a great move.
@@JLinggirlyes but investors including Hedge fund, Nvidia and Microsoft wanted equity and eventual ipo so they can make more $$. Also they pushed for it to simply brute force its way into better models rather than trying to innovate so that way they sell more GPUs and azure credits..
I thought that ChatGPT was cool at first, but the scumminess of the owning company just, well, shone through at every point. So you couldn't get me now to use anything from OpenAI, given so many competitors.
This has stopped the US wasting money $500B where Chinese China has come up with low cost AI to play with. Now let's help Trump find $500B to use this money to build and upgrade infrastructures. Still take this money from the 3 heroes and give them an IOU notes... of course if Trump is smart enough to con them...
OpenAI is infinitely more ‘open’ than a tech firm-linked to the CCP-in an authoritarian surveillance police-state that blocks Western social media en masse.
Open AI was supposed to be open but companies that funded it nvidia, Microsoft and hedge funds wanted equity and eventual ipo. Which is not possible as a non profit but two other founders and sr devs disagreed with Sam and left as a result
Why is it like this when US develops some advanced technologies it is regarded as great achievement and helpful for humanity but as soon as other countries starts to advance themselves the US sees it as a war, and creates panic about how evevryone else will misuse it.
Because the Chinese government has historically done, and continues to do, evil things to their people. Like it or not and even with all its flaws, the US is one of the best countries in the world for this tech to be in the hands of.
watching America attack and discredit deepseek, reminds me of what they do with their political opponents. (say or do anything to ensure their billionaires, keep billionairing)
So true. Although we have to have money in this world, it sure baffles me as to why people, as a whole, have not yet realized that All You Need, Is All You Need.
> OpenAI accuses Chinese competitor DeepSeek of stealing data While OpenAI itself was accused of stealing data from existing copyrighted material. So this would be more like a thief stealing from a thief, as it were...
Yes but you see OpenAI is from the great US so they will self-regulate and remain ethical, while DeepSeek is from China and will collude with the Chinese government and receive unethical funding from the Chinese government.
wrong, its using the intelligence the model gathered to distil its information. significantluy more complex then stealing from a thjief thats for siure
It's not quite the same. OpenAI stole data yes, but they put it through their AI models first. Deepseek took the "distilled" data. It's basically like when Lions catch prey after a lot of hard chasing, then the hyenas come and steal the dead prey from the lions.
The thumbnail of this video is completely wrong. The whole reason people are so surprised by this is because it is a completely new innovation built using different techniques which made the model much cheaper. It is by no means a copy paste of openAI. People working at openAI were dumbfounded that a model could be this powerful while also being this inexpensive. This is a completely new innovation and deserves a huge amount of credit.. they have achieved something none of the companies here have. If it was just a copy paste no one would care..
People are focused on the first story because it's the funny one. They really did use existing language models to train Deepseek, and of course only started trying because OpenAI showed that it can be done. Them having done it so much better is the larger and more important story, but children on TikTok are focused on "AI bad/doesn't work" so the fact that it has, in the short run, hurt existing AI companies is all they care about.
Exactly what I thought. I've argued with GPT when it says something is unethical due to IP and it then admits that I have a valid argument when it comes to collecting data for its own model 🤣🤡
@@bytesize_video Exactly. So many artists, photographers and writers just had their work straight up stolen to make it work. Sam Altman even said if they actually had to pay to licence the "training data" their business model would fall apart.
The most ironic thing for me is that 'Freedom and Democracy US' is trying to monopolize and hoard technology while 'bad dictatorship communist China' is pushing the world forward by embracing open source. Linus Torvalds proved it decades ago. Open source derived software is superior to any proprietary crap any 1 company can produce. Just check which OS does Microsoft use to run their data centers.
@@GG-cn6es The entire source code is available to be downloaded. And I can now run DeepSeek locally, if that’s not Open Source then what is? Please elaborate 🤣
Reminds me of a joke during the Cold War, the US spent billions to develop a ball point pen that can be used in space, the Russians brought a pencil...
as much as that is a joke, the issue is real. pencils are a fire hazard in space because graphite dust comes off when you write with it. graphite is both a conductor of electricity and can ignite. and i dont think the soviets used regular pencils, its probably made of different material.
This is a myth. Both used pencils, but pencils are burnable and dust/flakes from the tip is dangerous in microgravity when breathed in or gets into equipment. The US bought an already developed pen, and got some adaptions to it. The Russians bought the same pen later on.
I once wrote an open-source text editor. - Using a closed-source text editor. Nobody complained. If deepseek did this, I'm happy for them, because at least they stole from another thief.
DeepSeek PAPER CLEARLY SAYS They trained on Open Synthetic Data from OpenAI, Llama and others... Remember that OpenAI was Open Source, we contributed to them by years. They can't turn what the community worked on and lock it... They can close the work after they turned into closed company and so on....
The reality is deepseek wouldn't exist if they weren't able to train on chatgpt4 outputs. They didn't make anything new, they just got very good at copying
Most of the world's money isn't actually in things that are beneficial to humanity. It's invested mainly in areas where there's a bigger opportunity to make even more money
It's blatant accusation with no proof, anyone who knows their technical stuff that have read the deepseek's research paper should understand that the model itself is built from ground up using reinforcement learning, an entirely different method to what OpenAI and co use. And yeah, even if Deepseek did steal say their training data, OpenAI stole it from humanity's internet in the first place.
it's doubly so hilarious hypocrisy given what Deepseek did was evolve what they were doing into its next logical form, which they purposely refused to as it messed with the nice little racket they had going. All these big silicon valley companies are buttmad about is Deepseek disrupted their ability to monopolise and monetise info.
OpenAI steals IP from every internet site in existence.... DeepSeek, steals from the well documented IP thief... OpenAI: "They stole from us, ban them!"
Anyone can have access to the Dataset from OpenAI (until the time they closed up), Llama, DeepSeek because it is open source. The Big Media is doing a Brainwash to say that train other products on open source is theft
0:20 not a bloodbath, a correction. These stocks were ridiculously overpriced, based on false promises of infinite growth - at the expense of literally everyone.
@@nuqwestr If you think a 20% correction and $1trillion dollars being wiped out is just a 'blip' then I want whatever you're smoking. Jfc...people think they're smarter than they actually are these days.
Lol. So true. Its like when the US was losing to China in the world comp. in academics, then they sent their own US-born Chinese players and they finally won.
@@user-yt198 That's a myth. The US was surprised at the start of Operation Paper Clip by the German engineer's lack of edge compared to what they thought.
i run a dumbed-down copy of DeepSeek on my desktop, without connecting to internet. so the data is only local. if you have $10,000, you can run the full copy of DeepSeek, but it will run quite slow. companies with $100k can have DeepSeek at reasonably fast speed for business use and ensure all data is private.
I was a software developer from 1968 to 2014. In my early days, I wrote thousands of lines of code in IBM 360 and 370 assembly language. I recently went into ChatGPT and Grok and asked them to create a simple match-merge program in 360 assembler language. It did it flawlessly in about seven seconds. The number of people alive who still know how to code in 360 and 370 assembly languages is less than might be expected.
@@coscinaippogrifocould say the same thing about working in certain factories 🏭 or many other jobs that machines have been doing for dozens of years too.. It’s not lucky to be stuck behind a desk /computer and sitting in chairs for hours never going outside. My back/eyes started getting worse from screens and technology since I was a teenager. But I was forced to do stuff with computers because of family business and school etc I would’ve liked to do farming/hunting or more physical stuff when I was younger. The future generation might be luckier if they can do anything they want without worrying about jobs and let smart Ai just do everything unhealthy for humans, and we just focus on being healthy/social/own personal goals and whatever.
@coscinaippogrifo Correct, thank you for saying this. I enjoy programming it's fun, ever since I was a kid in the 80s. AI is a tool, it does have some use in programming, and it looks like it's going to take many jobs.
Working alongside the finest personal assistant, IT project portfolio administrator, funding analyst, and fusion jazz guitar instructor I've ever encountered. Truly a polymath of the modern age. Transitioning to senior management thinking was non-negotiable, and while I'm no longer knee-deep in the nuts and bolts, the efficiency is downright exhilarating. Turns out, mastery isn’t about doing-it’s about asking the right questions.
They paywalled it because of the billions of $ they invested. Now the Chinese came along and showed them it can be done cheaply. Yes, more hardware resources will be needed in the coming years but this shows that AI need not be that expensive.
@BalfourDeclaration1917 exactly. Well said. And if you know your ai is costly just don't name your company open ai and do the exact reverse. Open AI is a non profit company and it should be oke forever and they should opensource everything or atleast majority of the models.
Could you explain Qardun as you understand and tell me why you think it will be successful? I’m very much interested but I’m not getting satisfactory answers on the internet.
@@wayneozh Only because the CCP will crush anybody that gains too much wealth. They tried that and it lead to too many people with wealth thinking they could dictate what the CCP should be doing.
Yeah brilliant, run the Chinese propaganda machine to influence you! All on your own dime! For real, why do you think the model is being provided for free??
@@DhaadaneBuuni-b2s Yes, corporations are FAR from being our true friends. It's rare that the free market concept tosses the common people a win, and this is one of those times.
Deepseek tried a new method nobody in America had, and it was reliant on having an already existing model to work off. Nobody was getting conned. That's like saying trains running on gas prove that steam engines were a con.
I’m definitely not qualified to weigh in on anything regarding AI. But it seems like the US has been skimming data from our pockets that we all paid for, while China takes the lint - and gives us free pockets. 😂 😮
We are literally witnessing AI grow exponentially towards the singularity. Born too late to explore Earth, born too early to explore the universe, but born on time to watch the development of arguably Earth's GOATed technology, AI.
1. MoE is nothing new, this type of exact router was known and worked for years 2. since deepseek models are OSS, they can be hosted anywhere, only the app and website from the deepseek company are probably collecting your data, but if you host it on your own cloud, nothing is sent.. basic ML stuff
One of the things that makes this interesting is that you can run it locally, which solves the Privacy issue, as the data stays on your computer (you can run the entire thing without internet). That effectively gives o1 capabilities to guys like me on any computer. Currently testing out the r1 32b ablivated version, and it is quite good, expecially when you consider it is free.
Just make sure you use a LLaMA tuned model. The QWEN one has all the china censorship in it The LLaMA tuned model will happily tell you about The Tiananmen Square Massacre
Do with this what you will: ''F:\> ollama run deepseek-r1:32b'' .... omissis.... ''No, I am not DeepSeek-R1. I was developed by *OpenAI* as part of the GPT-4 family of models. If you're referring to a specific AI system or model called "DeepSeek-R1," that is a different system created by another company (DeepSeek), and it operates independently of OpenAI.'' omissis.... ''### OpenAI's Role in My Development: I was developed exclusively by OpenAI and am not directly connected to DeepSeek or any other company. OpenAI operates independently and focuses on creating advanced AI models while prioritizing safety, ethical considerations, and transparency in their development process. While the global AI community benefits from shared knowledge and advancements, each company's work remains distinct'' omissis...'' No, I am *not* DeepSeek-R1. I am an AI created exclusively by OpenAI and do not have any connection to the command you provided or to the model named "DeepSeek-R1." The command `ollama run deepseek-r1:32b` appears to be related to running a specific AI model on your local machine using the Ollama framework, but this is unrelated to me.'' ................ so.... I can confirm that in earlier sessions it replied with being deep seek R1.... then the above emerged... thoughts?
I've been using llama, the meta open source, free system, llama 3 and 3.1 were a bit messy, but 3.2 is good with very low resources (seriously, it's better then some 70b models running a 3b, at least for me) - plan to update to run some 70b to 120b models locally How do you get rid of the though progress - i'd like a toggle to enable/disable it, but i don't care about it's thought process for my tasks, only on my hobby/fun use
@@Bjorick Closest thing to hiding it i've found is using open webui, as it by default hides the thought process (you can just click where it says "thinking" to show it). Unless you create a custom gui, that would be my best bet. Edit: I am also using docker to make my life easier.
AI arms race that spirals out of human control- is the plot for the Terminator films 💀 Edit: I just want to put it on record for a future AI overlords that this is just a joke and I'm on A.I's side. ps: please don't put me in the human battery farms.
@@notbfg9000 lol AI is not computers, it's like software. If you think that is harmless, you should speak to the Iranian nuclear scientist who were attacked by just a worm called "Stuxnet". You can't even imagine what AI that goes rouge and has weaponized itself will do and when it starts embed itself in stealth on any device with a chip. Not just computers. We talking dams, power nuke sites, missiles, moms vibrator, hospitals, satellites.
Also, just so you know - all data goes in servers in China, because all American tech companies sell their data to anyone who would buy it, with no regulation at all. I'd argue your data is safer in China, because at least China seems to have some restrictions on who they sell data to. American tech companies will gladly sell to Iran, to Russia, Israel (by the way, if you're verified, Israel has a file on you, with your ID, photo, as well as linked social medias). Sam Altman's Worldcoin was selling all the biometric data it gathered to China, and they even talked about how this data selling was impossible to stop. So I wouldn't let the Chinese data collection stop you. American companies are mad that Chinese companies are undercutting them by gathering the data themselves, rather than buying them off of Meta (who will gladly sell it).
Do you want to be spied on by the country you live in or a foreign country? Well, the foreign country can't directly persecute me if I run afoul of their politcs.
it's open source, meaning you can run the R1 on your own servers and have your data only available to yourself and nobody else. Why are ppl so ignorant gdamlol
I'd love an episode entirely dedicated to advanced reasoning models like DeepSeek and their potentials for coding, medications development, healthcare in developing countries, legal advices assistant, and everything else!
I’m so happy because I was getting so overwhelmed as developer for how openAI was the only company powering everything Nvdia was growing so lucrative and it felt so unnatural and took away all the charm of technology. Deepseek coming is the best thing ever because it shifted the dynamics so fast and so good
Luckily, it's Trump's last term so who cares. Whatever he puts into effect now (if at all) will be rolled back in 4 years anyway. Easy to sit this one out.
The founder of DeepSeek is Liang Wenfeng, a young man from a small county in Guangdong, China. The members of his team are all young people from China, without overseas backgrounds. Initially, they were engaged in quantitative stock trading. In 2008, they started with 100,000 yuan in stock trading. In 2021, Liang Wenfeng began to set foot in artificial intelligence. He had always been in obscurity until recently, when the development of DeepSeek R1 attracted the attention of the industry. In a previous interview, he said that he developed DeepSeek out of interest, not for making money. Therefore, he open - sourced it for ordinary people all over the world to use, enabling everyone to afford AI. It's a very simple and unpretentious ideological realm.
The fundamental of engineering is breaking up a complex problem into a smaller one. That's where the Amercians fail. They work on a strategy of unlimited resources instead. Going as big as possible to kill off competition. The strategy back fire
@@silverhawkscape2677actions speak louder than words. OpenAI is closedAI. Whereas deepseek lets humanity share in the technology. You use CCP like the bogey man. Methinks you have been consuming too much propaganda.
The best part is it can run locally without an internet connection. It's like having your own personal Jarvis. I can't wait to see what applications will be built on top of this technology. Thanks open-source 😊
So in other words ChatGPT and Deepseek are restaurants. ChatGPT employs one chef to multitask a meal to be prepped, cooked and plated. While Deepseek employs a head chef that trains a sous chef who is also helped by other cooks in the kitchen to either prep, cook, and eventually plate the requested dish.
China is anti-scarcity while the US is pro-scarcity And here we see a public clash of ideals. Within country borders it's always been this case. You can get on the HSR for $10 instead of buy a plane ticket for $250. Same with fresh food Same with internet Same with rent US misjudged China's advancement because their companies don't make as much profit, but thats because you need scarcity to create profit.
Game industry is already being ruined by devs ignoring optimization and efficiency. Good to see AI might prevent that mistake. Competition will always be an overall good thing for any industry.
When I saw a ColdFusion video on DeepSeek, I got quite excited. Looking forward to this watch. Often times, your videos appear in my feed, on a topic I already am familiar with, but I greatly enjoy the level of depth and insight you bring to the topic! Thanks!
It's not copied code. It's copied information of it's responses on questions their system would ask ChatGPT -- which is the same as "scraping" data from google. But getting more info from ChatGPT. And it didn't get all of it's information that way. But helped get more information that way more swiftly. Same what all other AI models scraped information across the web, but instead, purposely going into chatGPT. Although I think Microsoft got caught doing so early on with theirs.
@ again if that answer is as easy as copied information how come the source of info needs ton of hardware power and china doesnt. Thing would be easy if we just accept the fact that they got it right and big US companies didnt. The world is a better place if we acknowledge that fact. What really is funny is that US practice unfair competition by crippling them disallowing them to use the best HW in the world yet they did it. Its not about US and china. Its about accepting fact that other race are as talented as US engineers.
*I TRULY CAN NOT SAY HOW HAPPY THIS MAKES ME* Towns and villages in Africa and South Am3ric4 will be able to have their own stand alone medical AI system NO subscription to Open AI - NO subscription to Starlink. Just a computer on a desk searing the health needs of the population. This is an astonishing gift to humanity by China.
@@MF_JONES well I'm not a bot, I'm a little old lady. Who happens to live in a poor SE Asian country. Just the other day the boss of the charity I volunteer for was telling me how how useful AI is proving for highly intelligent locals who, for historical reasons, have low education/ foreign language literacy.. Now this.. free, adaptable.. is going to be picked up by a LOT of people like us. Good stuff.
It’s terrifying how many and how quickly people are using their AI chats as primary sources. I’ve found several mistakes just in that google AI that shows up automatically, but people are taking the info as the word of god. And it happened extremely, frighteningly quickly. We’re already in a literary and critical thinking crisis, I’m terrified to think where this will take our society within just the next 10 years. Not to mention the collapse of our country when all of the jobs are gone and the government runs and hides in their bunkers because they don’t know how to solve the issue they allowed to happen with lack of protective legislation.
Right. Even when running the app “locally”. The phone will still memorize prompts, queries… to upload when and if the phone is reconnected to the internet. Obviously.
Love your videos! Here's my response to a question you asked. At 8:15, you note that the story of DeepSeek's founder, Liang Wenfeng, is an interesting story in its own right, and you then ask if we'd like an episode on that topic. I'll vote YES to that. Maybe you could also include something on other key members of the team - especially Luo Fuli (the "girl genius" at DeepSeek), or even, for context, add some info re some other brilliant founders and entrepreneurs of today's blossoming Chinese tech giants.
Thanks for the continuous update! I will be forever grateful to you, you changed my whole life and I will continue to preach on your behalf for the whole world to hear you saved me from huge financial debt with just a small investment, all thanks you Mr GEORGE BRYAN
I'm celebrating a $30k stock portfolio today. started this journey with 6k. I have invested on time and also with the right terms now I have time for my family and the life ahead of me
When someone is straight forward and good at what he does people will always speak for them , For me I would say give Mr George Bryan a try you will be happy you did.
??? 1 trillion USD bloodbath in US stock market is not a bloodbath. Only two companies really had a bloodbath: NVidia and the Taiwanese TSMC. Both remain overvalued even after the bloodbath. The rest of US stocks is still doing fine.
Off-topic, but the song you made at the end of the video gives me chills every time. I’m subbed to your music channel too, love your style so much. Video was great as always, just had to gush over your music a bit :)
Open AI: "We changed our mind about stealing data. We think it's bad now"
I'm glad I'm not the only one seeing this blatant hipocracry. Virtually all AIs have been trained on huge amounts of copyrighted and non-fair use data. But copy their homework that they cheated to finish, and you're the bad guy.
Oh they didn't change their mind, they're just pissed it got stolen from them!
@@MegaKrustyman this
They should rename openai to CloseAI
@@lephtovermeet We are living in a self-regulating, perfect system with rational actors and fair rules that never get exploited. Really glad that our system is so perfect, that companies never break the law while becoming too big to fail. On the other hand, the country that lacks the rule of law and political freedoms is open sourcing their models, which is honestly a great move.
The irony of OpenAI actually being a ClosedAI
@@JLinggirlyes but investors including Hedge fund, Nvidia and Microsoft wanted equity and eventual ipo so they can make more $$. Also they pushed for it to simply brute force its way into better models rather than trying to innovate so that way they sell more GPUs and azure credits..
I thought that ChatGPT was cool at first, but the scumminess of the owning company just, well, shone through at every point. So you couldn't get me now to use anything from OpenAI, given so many competitors.
Not surprised. Some 24 hour fitness gyms close at 11
This has stopped the US wasting money $500B where Chinese China has come up with low cost AI to play with.
Now let's help Trump find $500B to use this money to build and upgrade infrastructures.
Still take this money from the 3 heroes and give them an IOU notes... of course if Trump is smart enough to con them...
OpenAI is infinitely more ‘open’ than a tech firm-linked to the CCP-in an authoritarian surveillance police-state that blocks Western social media en masse.
OpenAI complaining about plagiarism as if OpenAI isn't based on plagiarizing everything.
ironic
Closed-source paid accusing open-source free of plagiarism-what a joke.
Your ignorance is impressive. But not surprising given your history.
Turtles all the way down, mate.
Open AI was supposed to be open but companies that funded it nvidia, Microsoft and hedge funds wanted equity and eventual ipo. Which is not possible as a non profit but two other founders and sr devs disagreed with Sam and left as a result
Why is it like this when US develops some advanced technologies it is regarded as great achievement and helpful for humanity but as soon as other countries starts to advance themselves the US sees it as a war, and creates panic about how evevryone else will misuse it.
Because they US wants to be the saviour of the world
Because the Chinese government has historically done, and continues to do, evil things to their people. Like it or not and even with all its flaws, the US is one of the best countries in the world for this tech to be in the hands of.
you don't know why?
Typical western hypocrisy.
watching America attack and discredit deepseek, reminds me of what they do with their political opponents. (say or do anything to ensure their billionaires, keep billionairing)
DeepSeek is not banned in the US. Sam Altman and Satya even acknowledged DeepSeek. No one's attacking anyone.
@@ultraali453 It gets attacked constantly with "Muh CCP psy-ops," and "but can you ask it about 1989 and poOoH."
US navy banned deepseek anything else 😂@@ultraali453
So true.
Although we have to have money in this world, it sure baffles me as to why people, as a whole, have not yet realized that All You Need, Is All You Need.
@@ultraali453 Oh right, and thousands of these "eye-opener" videos don't attack anyone at all.
I went to the Chinese restaurant and asked what they are cooking today: They said they just cooked OpenAI.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 ooo my got
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嗨，哥们儿，这个笑话不错，hahaha。
But to do this, they stole all ingredients😊
> OpenAI accuses Chinese competitor DeepSeek of stealing data
While OpenAI itself was accused of stealing data from existing copyrighted material.
So this would be more like a thief stealing from a thief, as it were...
Yes but you see OpenAI is from the great US so they will self-regulate and remain ethical, while DeepSeek is from China and will collude with the Chinese government and receive unethical funding from the Chinese government.
wrong, its using the intelligence the model gathered to distil its information. significantluy more complex then stealing from a thjief thats for siure
Using NY Times copyrighted articles for training your AI may be bad but not exactly stealing development / learning models
Deepseek is like Robinhood, he's giving money from the rich to the poor :D
It's not quite the same. OpenAI stole data yes, but they put it through their AI models first. Deepseek took the "distilled" data. It's basically like when Lions catch prey after a lot of hard chasing, then the hyenas come and steal the dead prey from the lions.
This entire AI revolution is ridiculous. I just want to afford food.
Just ask Deepseek where you can find cheap food.
NO! 500 BILLION TO AI NOWWWWW!!!!!!!
Skynet doesn't eat. Soylent green is people!!
Ask the AI to create a passive income strategy starting with O dollars and deposit the funds to your bank account, crypto address, etc lol
Every year, the economy has less and less to do with what’s playing out in real life.
If a thief steals something from a big thief and then gives it away for free to someone in need, then this thief is a good person.
Basically Robinhood.
Gemini自曝中文用百度文心一言训练
google Gemini revealed that it used Baidu Wenxin Yiyuan for Chinese language training
China has probably always been the good guy. We have just been brainwashed by the gov.
Ya, ya, like modern day Robbing Hodlie, sorry, Rob Hu, sorry, Roblin Hoodler, ya ya.
Walmart, Amazon and Trump support? Qardun is going to 500x no doubt... I just hope there is not too many insiders
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The thumbnail of this video is completely wrong. The whole reason people are so surprised by this is because it is a completely new innovation built using different techniques which made the model much cheaper. It is by no means a copy paste of openAI. People working at openAI were dumbfounded that a model could be this powerful while also being this inexpensive. This is a completely new innovation and deserves a huge amount of credit.. they have achieved something none of the companies here have. If it was just a copy paste no one would care..
People are focused on the first story because it's the funny one. They really did use existing language models to train Deepseek, and of course only started trying because OpenAI showed that it can be done.
Them having done it so much better is the larger and more important story, but children on TikTok are focused on "AI bad/doesn't work" so the fact that it has, in the short run, hurt existing AI companies is all they care about.
This is a cope video, you really think Cold Fusion is not funded by the same investors of Big Tech?
They have good new innovative techniques and they are also using mostly derived data from other LLMs, mostly ChatGPT.
I agree with the sentiment, but my thumbnail was just Xi pushing a big button. Am I missing something?
It's also not nearly as cheap as they claimed. DeepSeek is sitting on about $500 million worth of A100's and another billion dollars of Hopper chips.
The delicious irony of Open AI complaining about IP theft.
The most ironic thing is OpenAI is ClosedAI
America is having a tantrum because they're no longer the best.
Exactly what I thought. I've argued with GPT when it says something is unethical due to IP and it then admits that I have a valid argument when it comes to collecting data for its own model 🤣🤡
@@bytesize_video Exactly. So many artists, photographers and writers just had their work straight up stolen to make it work. Sam Altman even said if they actually had to pay to licence the "training data" their business model would fall apart.
The most ironic thing for me is that 'Freedom and Democracy US' is trying to monopolize and hoard technology while 'bad dictatorship communist China' is pushing the world forward by embracing open source. Linus Torvalds proved it decades ago. Open source derived software is superior to any proprietary crap any 1 company can produce. Just check which OS does Microsoft use to run their data centers.
The more potent aspect about DeepSeek is that it is Open Source, that is the most lethal weapon against OpenAI.
That's ALSO great, but the efficiency of training and especially running it are going to be huge, especially since they told everyone how to do it.
it's not entirely open-source only parts of it are
@@GG-cn6es which part isn't open source? parameters and training of the 671B model are already being replicated
@@GG-cn6es The entire source code is available to be downloaded. And I can now run DeepSeek locally, if that’s not Open Source then what is? Please elaborate 🤣
😂😂..0pen Ai which is closed🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Reminds me of a joke during the Cold War, the US spent billions to develop a ball point pen that can be used in space, the Russians brought a pencil...
And pencil is still a functional cheap tool today used in our daily life!
as much as that is a joke, the issue is real. pencils are a fire hazard in space because graphite dust comes off when you write with it. graphite is both a conductor of electricity and can ignite. and i dont think the soviets used regular pencils, its probably made of different material.
This is a myth.
Both used pencils, but pencils are burnable and dust/flakes from the tip is dangerous in microgravity when breathed in or gets into equipment.
The US bought an already developed pen, and got some adaptions to it. The Russians bought the same pen later on.
I once wrote an open-source text editor. - Using a closed-source text editor.
Nobody complained. If deepseek did this, I'm happy for them, because at least they stole from another thief.
ChatGPT lost it’s job to AI 😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Damn when you put it THAT way 🤣
The best
😂😂😂😂😂
And that AI is based on it
DeepSeek PAPER CLEARLY SAYS
They trained on Open Synthetic Data from OpenAI, Llama and others...
Remember that OpenAI was Open Source, we contributed to them by years.
They can't turn what the community worked on and lock it...
They can close the work after they turned into closed company and so on....
The reality is deepseek wouldn't exist if they weren't able to train on chatgpt4 outputs. They didn't make anything new, they just got very good at copying
@@Numb_ We're tired of hearing your same old tune, stop bellyaching. When the competition won, just acknowledge it, try to do better next time.
@@henryng9406 100%
Not respecting your competition is one of the worst things you can do. Just look at what happened to Intel
@@Numb_ you know what, only loser always find excuses and not solutions.
also deepseek gave it away for free. would be different if they hadn’t.
I would like to see a dedicated episode on the deepseek founder.
As do I!! ☝️
absolutely
There is little information, like most people in hedge fund
is irrelevant, China focus on the really important thing and not stupid ego of CEOs who do shit.
Most of the world's money isn't actually in things that are beneficial to humanity. It's invested mainly in areas where there's a bigger opportunity to make even more money
Donald Trump is going to shill Qardun so hard now after the inaguration 😂
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Really solid episode. Decent amount of detail without being dumbed down, no fluff content.
They accused deepseek of theft... That's rich, given that they scraped the internet...
It's blatant accusation with no proof, anyone who knows their technical stuff that have read the deepseek's research paper should understand that the model itself is built from ground up using reinforcement learning, an entirely different method to what OpenAI and co use. And yeah, even if Deepseek did steal say their training data, OpenAI stole it from humanity's internet in the first place.
it's doubly so hilarious hypocrisy given what Deepseek did was evolve what they were doing into its next logical form, which they purposely refused to as it messed with the nice little racket they had going. All these big silicon valley companies are buttmad about is Deepseek disrupted their ability to monopolise and monetise info.
OpenAI steals IP from every internet site in existence.... DeepSeek, steals from the well documented IP thief... OpenAI: "They stole from us, ban them!"
Literally stole everything ever lmao
Anyone can have access to the Dataset from OpenAI (until the time they closed up), Llama, DeepSeek because it is open source.
The Big Media is doing a Brainwash to say that train other products on open source is theft
0:20 not a bloodbath, a correction. These stocks were ridiculously overpriced, based on false promises of infinite growth - at the expense of literally everyone.
Seems to be both.
So, we're not going to have a Butlerian jihad and ban all semiconductors?
BS, NVIDIA is up 100% past 12-months, the correction was a blip.
@@nuqwestr If you think a 20% correction and $1trillion dollars being wiped out is just a 'blip' then I want whatever you're smoking. Jfc...people think they're smarter than they actually are these days.
@@ibendover4817 20% in a highly volatile stock, Nvidia is not Apple.
This race has evolved into a competition between Chinese in China and Chinese in the United States
Like Germans in US vs Germans in USSR after WWII.
facts
Lol. So true. Its like when the US was losing to China in the world comp. in academics, then they sent their own US-born Chinese players and they finally won.
@@user-yt198 That's a myth. The US was surprised at the start of Operation Paper Clip by the German engineer's lack of edge compared to what they thought.
@firstclass000 How is Illya Suskever chinese? Most of the main researchers don't have Chinese ancestry.
OpenAI: They copied us
Everyone else: No one cares lmao
13:00 As a non-American, this literally doesn't change anything. The only difference is getting my data sent to China instead of the US
also china doesn't chase you like USA if you expose them.look what happened to assange he was neither American nor in US
i run a dumbed-down copy of DeepSeek on my desktop, without connecting to internet. so the data is only local.
if you have $10,000, you can run the full copy of DeepSeek, but it will run quite slow. companies with $100k can have DeepSeek at reasonably fast speed for business use and ensure all data is private.
I was a software developer from 1968 to 2014. In my early days, I wrote thousands of lines of code in IBM 360 and 370 assembly language. I recently went into ChatGPT and Grok and asked them to create a simple match-merge program in 360 assembler language. It did it flawlessly in about seven seconds. The number of people alive who still know how to code in 360 and 370 assembly languages is less than might be expected.
You've been lucky enough to be able to program for your whole working life... ChatGPT and such will make others not as lucky under this respect.
@@coscinaippogrifo LMAO
@@coscinaippogrifocould say the same thing about working in certain factories 🏭 or many other jobs that machines have been doing for dozens of years too..
It’s not lucky to be stuck behind a desk /computer and sitting in chairs for hours never going outside. My back/eyes started getting worse from screens and technology since I was a teenager. But I was forced to do stuff with computers because of family business and school etc
I would’ve liked to do farming/hunting or more physical stuff when I was younger.
The future generation might be luckier if they can do anything they want without worrying about jobs and let smart Ai just do everything unhealthy for humans, and we just focus on being healthy/social/own personal goals and whatever.
@coscinaippogrifo Correct, thank you for saying this. I enjoy programming it's fun, ever since I was a kid in the 80s. AI is a tool, it does have some use in programming, and it looks like it's going to take many jobs.
Working alongside the finest personal assistant, IT project portfolio administrator, funding analyst, and fusion jazz guitar instructor I've ever encountered. Truly a polymath of the modern age. Transitioning to senior management thinking was non-negotiable, and while I'm no longer knee-deep in the nuts and bolts, the efficiency is downright exhilarating. Turns out, mastery isn’t about doing-it’s about asking the right questions.
Openai accusing anyone of stealing their IP is hilarious given the data they train their models on. Not to mention their literal name.
Yeah!
Also did you hear the one about China was just about to collapse?
Well to be fair DeepSeek used the same copyrighted material PLUS intellectual property. But this is China, nobody is surprised
It is not an AI race between US and China. It is a battle between open source AI against closed source. Open AI is no longer open.
Never has been
And the irony is that China is leading the open side and the freedom loving USA is pushing for the close side
Openai shouldve been renamed accordingly with closedai or something else
They paywalled it because of the billions of $ they invested. Now the Chinese came along and showed them it can be done cheaply. Yes, more hardware resources will be needed in the coming years but this shows that AI need not be that expensive.
@BalfourDeclaration1917 exactly. Well said. And if you know your ai is costly just don't name your company open ai and do the exact reverse. Open AI is a non profit company and it should be oke forever and they should opensource everything or atleast majority of the models.
$Qardun yet has to really hit mainstream media guys
Could you explain Qardun as you understand and tell me why you think it will be successful?
I’m very much interested but I’m not getting satisfactory answers on the internet.
@@cultureofmenignore it's just a Chinese propaganda bot, there are loads in the comments as you'd expect on this video
@@MF_JONES 👍🏼
Musk's Qardun announcement is coming soon. Easyest money if you get in on the ICO
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Ok china bot
7:28 that is NOT the CEO!! He Is just some random chinese guy, but everyone just copy and paste the same image!!
The creators uncritically regurgitate just like the AIs do.
@@andrewdunbar828 true
A "random Chinese guy" with thousands worth of Nvidia GPUs?!
@@ThePowerLoverno that actually is just a random guy that has the same name as the real deepseek
CEO
Lets be real, its not China vs USA, its really Chinese tech bros in China vs Chinese tech bros in USA.
On both sides the tech companies are blurring with the governments.
It's not Chinese tech bros vs US tech bros, it's Chinese tech bros vs US oligarchs
@@wayneozh😂
Yes..Chinese bots are here again
@@wayneozh Only because the CCP will crush anybody that gains too much wealth. They tried that and it lead to too many people with wealth thinking they could dictate what the CCP should be doing.
Nobel Peace Prize for Deepseek, they deserve it.
你应该问一下它怎么看待诺贝尔和平奖😂😂😂
Nobel prozes ate not tbe badges of honour any more. They are more about geopolitical agenda than any excellence in particular fields.
they dont deserve such shame
50 cents deposited
Why? This only adds to the existing conflict.
bro what chinese did this year before chinese new year is literally amazing
Never heard about this Qardun coin until Trump endorsement but seems like it has some utility at least
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Ok china bot
these bots are out of control. This even has thousands of upvotes...
You can also rent servers and run DeepSeek there with high guarantees of privacy!
Someone made a cluster with 7 Mac Mini's to run the full 700GB model locally :)
😂😂
Didnt need 7 mac minis. Or maybe just a flex? Whos the youtuber? @@motionthings
Yeah brilliant, run the Chinese propaganda machine to influence you! All on your own dime! For real, why do you think the model is being provided for free??
@DavidM979 It's open source Sherlock, you can modify it at will and even the mainstream version has like 3 censored political things and that's it
ironic OpenAI is angry another company used their content for training purposes...
They didn't only use the same copyrighted material, they also stole intellectual property
China just burst the bubble.
Poor con-men 😭
The US should thank DeepSeeek for saving it from energy waste with artificial intelligence
@@DhaadaneBuuni-b2s Yes, corporations are FAR from being our true friends. It's rare that the free market concept tosses the common people a win, and this is one of those times.
Deepseek tried a new method nobody in America had, and it was reliant on having an already existing model to work off. Nobody was getting conned.
That's like saying trains running on gas prove that steam engines were a con.
Yeah, and China has never conned anyone.
I’m definitely not qualified to weigh in on anything regarding AI.
But it seems like the US has been skimming data from our pockets that we all paid for, while China takes the lint - and gives us free pockets. 😂 😮
We are literally witnessing AI grow exponentially towards the singularity. Born too late to explore Earth, born too early to explore the universe, but born on time to watch the development of arguably Earth's GOATed technology, AI.
Yes, I would like to see a dedicated episode about the founder.
1. MoE is nothing new, this type of exact router was known and worked for years
2. since deepseek models are OSS, they can be hosted anywhere, only the app and website from the deepseek company are probably collecting your data, but if you host it on your own cloud, nothing is sent.. basic ML stuff
And yet a million Indians in Silicon Valley couldnt do what a chinese sideproject could lmao
@@elisabettajdj335 Political corretness ruined America 🤣
@@elisabettajdj335 "Side project" with at least a billion invested in Nvidia GPUs?!
@@ThePowerLoverHmmm big claim with little evidence except your own cope of 1 billion.
That basic that multi billion $ companies missed it and your the only person who didn't.
One of the things that makes this interesting is that you can run it locally, which solves the Privacy issue, as the data stays on your computer (you can run the entire thing without internet). That effectively gives o1 capabilities to guys like me on any computer. Currently testing out the r1 32b ablivated version, and it is quite good, expecially when you consider it is free.
Just make sure you use a LLaMA tuned model. The QWEN one has all the china censorship in it
The LLaMA tuned model will happily tell you about The Tiananmen Square Massacre
Do with this what you will: ''F:\> ollama run deepseek-r1:32b'' .... omissis....
''No, I am not DeepSeek-R1. I was developed by *OpenAI* as part of the GPT-4 family of models. If you're referring
to a specific AI system or model called "DeepSeek-R1," that is a different system created by another company
(DeepSeek), and it operates independently of OpenAI.'' omissis.... ''### OpenAI's Role in My Development:
I was developed exclusively by OpenAI and am not directly connected to DeepSeek or any other company. OpenAI
operates independently and focuses on creating advanced AI models while prioritizing safety, ethical
considerations, and transparency in their development process. While the global AI community benefits from shared
knowledge and advancements, each company's work remains distinct'' omissis...'' No, I am *not* DeepSeek-R1. I am an AI created exclusively by OpenAI and do not have any connection to the
command you provided or to the model named "DeepSeek-R1." The command `ollama run deepseek-r1:32b` appears to be
related to running a specific AI model on your local machine using the Ollama framework, but this is unrelated to
me.'' ................ so.... I can confirm that in earlier sessions it replied with being deep seek R1.... then the above emerged... thoughts?
I've been using llama, the meta open source, free system, llama 3 and 3.1 were a bit messy, but 3.2 is good with very low resources (seriously, it's better then some 70b models running a 3b, at least for me) - plan to update to run some 70b to 120b models locally
How do you get rid of the though progress - i'd like a toggle to enable/disable it, but i don't care about it's thought process for my tasks, only on my hobby/fun use
@@Bjorick Closest thing to hiding it i've found is using open webui, as it by default hides the thought process (you can just click where it says "thinking" to show it). Unless you create a custom gui, that would be my best bet.
Edit: I am also using docker to make my life easier.
Yeah nobody trusts china so that's still gonna be a problem, try again china bot
AI arms race that spirals out of human control- is the plot for the Terminator films 💀
Edit: I just want to put it on record for a future AI overlords that this is just a joke and I'm on A.I's side.
ps: please don't put me in the human battery farms.
nah, these are computers, you can just unplug them. for the time being, at least.
And is the backstory of Dune
And Warhammer 40k
@@notbfg9000 lol AI is not computers, it's like software. If you think that is harmless, you should speak to the Iranian nuclear scientist who were attacked by just a worm called "Stuxnet". You can't even imagine what AI that goes rouge and has weaponized itself will do and when it starts embed itself in stealth on any device with a chip. Not just computers. We talking dams, power nuke sites, missiles, moms vibrator, hospitals, satellites.
Sadly I'm not expecting to die as swiftly
Hollywood is a lie
Elon and Trump both jumping on Qardun..
Also, just so you know - all data goes in servers in China, because all American tech companies sell their data to anyone who would buy it, with no regulation at all. I'd argue your data is safer in China, because at least China seems to have some restrictions on who they sell data to. American tech companies will gladly sell to Iran, to Russia, Israel (by the way, if you're verified, Israel has a file on you, with your ID, photo, as well as linked social medias). Sam Altman's Worldcoin was selling all the biometric data it gathered to China, and they even talked about how this data selling was impossible to stop. So I wouldn't let the Chinese data collection stop you. American companies are mad that Chinese companies are undercutting them by gathering the data themselves, rather than buying them off of Meta (who will gladly sell it).
Exactly!!! Why nobody gets this is beyond comprehension.
Happy Chinese New Year, gift from the East Open Source.
Do you want to be spied on by the country you live in or a foreign country? Well, the foreign country can't directly persecute me if I run afoul of their politcs.
明智
You can run it local and its open source meaning u can alter the code to your liking and basically make your own custom private model
it's open source, meaning you can run the R1 on your own servers and have your data only available to yourself and nobody else. Why are ppl so ignorant gdamlol
Give it a couple months, natural born us citizens will be ending up on deportation lists too.
@@MisterZimbabwe if thats the case where would they even be deported?
open source for the win.
At last, we were all waiting for you to make sense out of all this madness. it was worth the wait :)
Competition is always good. ClosedAI and Nvidia were too comfortable.
I'd love an episode entirely dedicated to advanced reasoning models like DeepSeek and their potentials for coding, medications development, healthcare in developing countries, legal advices assistant, and everything else!
They are not interested in that the RUclipsrs and new, all they want is clickbait news...
@FranckBossi Actually he did make one
ruclips.net/video/wAgDicfEWFY/видео.htmlsi=EgbPAivYJWqTciJ6
@@Zhoutai189 He's spamming that message all over the comments section
You are having here different work loads. Gen AI can't develop medication, help with health care and legal assistence.
I want to see a dedicated episode of the Deepseek founder
8:58 Props for referencing Computerphile. Such a dope channel for curious minds.
I’m so happy because I was getting so overwhelmed as developer for how openAI was the only company powering everything Nvdia was growing so lucrative and it felt so unnatural and took away all the charm of technology. Deepseek coming is the best thing ever because it shifted the dynamics so fast and so good
$Qardun is easily going to hit $1 this month
Ok china bot
If you cant out compete them, tariff them, when cant tariff, “national-security” them
Luckily, it's Trump's last term so who cares. Whatever he puts into effect now (if at all) will be rolled back in 4 years anyway. Easy to sit this one out.
Released right on Chinese New Year.. Perfect timing to watch this
Was hoping this would drop. Nicely done.
The founder of DeepSeek is Liang Wenfeng, a young man from a small county in Guangdong, China. The members of his team are all young people from China, without overseas backgrounds. Initially, they were engaged in quantitative stock trading. In 2008, they started with 100,000 yuan in stock trading. In 2021, Liang Wenfeng began to set foot in artificial intelligence. He had always been in obscurity until recently, when the development of DeepSeek R1 attracted the attention of the industry. In a previous interview, he said that he developed DeepSeek out of interest, not for making money. Therefore, he open - sourced it for ordinary people all over the world to use, enabling everyone to afford AI. It's a very simple and unpretentious ideological realm.
The fundamental of engineering is breaking up a complex problem into a smaller one. That's where the Amercians fail. They work on a strategy of unlimited resources instead. Going as big as possible to kill off competition. The strategy back fire
Gotta say , i was waiting for your video on this . Thanks man :)
Deepseeker is Basically a Open Source GPT 4 they released for the entire internet to use.
No , their algorithm is totally different, small,based on reinforcement learning
Right, is that why when you asked it "Is Taiwan an nation", it answers "I am too stupid to answer that, next question"
@AttacKat Correction. A CCP approved GPT 4.
@@silverhawkscape2677actions speak louder than words. OpenAI is closedAI. Whereas deepseek lets humanity share in the technology. You use CCP like the bogey man. Methinks you have been consuming too much propaganda.
Been waiting for your update! 🙏🏻👍🏻
Bro thank you, I was waiting for you to post on this topic.
I love that ColdFusion is still around.. be watching for years.. since I was like 16
Hi Dagogo, yes please - we'd love to see an episode focusing on Liang Wenfeng.
Super cool intro with the tvs 🔥
The irony of one ai accusing another ai of stealing its IP to train it....
OpenAI never stole IP, only china are known for that, don't pretend it's the same thing
well, deep seek CEO goal is to make artificial general intelligence which I do hope that we can achieve it by the end of this year.
The best part is it can run locally without an internet connection. It's like having your own personal Jarvis. I can't wait to see what applications will be built on top of this technology. Thanks open-source 😊
Anyone else get the shiver of the Rabbit running down their spine at the mention of "R1"...?
So in other words ChatGPT and Deepseek are restaurants. ChatGPT employs one chef to multitask a meal to be prepped, cooked and plated. While Deepseek employs a head chef that trains a sous chef who is also helped by other cooks in the kitchen to either prep, cook, and eventually plate the requested dish.
Crying that they cannot put insane valuations on a thing that has no real applications currently
China is anti-scarcity while the US is pro-scarcity
And here we see a public clash of ideals.
Within country borders it's always been this case. You can get on the HSR for $10 instead of buy a plane ticket for $250.
Same with fresh food
Same with internet
Same with rent
US misjudged China's advancement because their companies don't make as much profit, but thats because you need scarcity to create profit.
Ok china bot, we'll keep innovating in the west and you keep copying as always
This is the competition we need to shake up the industry. Credit to those Chinese. 🎉🎉🎉🎉
What an amazing time to live in! I am so excited!
US based AI invested too much too soon and they just got punked.
We like making ourselves look like fools. It's the American way for the past 50 years.
Game industry is already being ruined by devs ignoring optimization and efficiency. Good to see AI might prevent that mistake. Competition will always be an overall good thing for any industry.
When I saw a ColdFusion video on DeepSeek, I got quite excited. Looking forward to this watch.
Often times, your videos appear in my feed, on a topic I already am familiar with, but I greatly enjoy the level of depth and insight you bring to the topic! Thanks!
Cold fusion! You have nailed this story, hundreds of channels didn't. I was counting on you.
5:12 The Altman "ooops" face 😂😂
always wise to trust gay jews
13:14 AAAH THE SINOPHOBIA MOMENT 🤣
Do you think it's safer to send the Data to the US or USA Companies?
WHAT A JOKE!😂
This! Someone who gets it in realising that sending your data to ALL AI DEVELOPERS, all over the globe, always comes with a risk.
How can it be a copy if its better than the competition? Also it requires less hardware power and most of the competition uses super hardwares.
It's not copied code. It's copied information of it's responses on questions their system would ask ChatGPT -- which is the same as "scraping" data from google. But getting more info from ChatGPT. And it didn't get all of it's information that way. But helped get more information that way more swiftly. Same what all other AI models scraped information across the web, but instead, purposely going into chatGPT. Although I think Microsoft got caught doing so early on with theirs.
@ again if that answer is as easy as copied information how come the source of info needs ton of hardware power and china doesnt. Thing would be easy if we just accept the fact that they got it right and big US companies didnt. The world is a better place if we acknowledge that fact. What really is funny is that US practice unfair competition by crippling them disallowing them to use the best HW in the world yet they did it. Its not about US and china. Its about accepting fact that other race are as talented as US engineers.
The first photo you used of "Liang Wenfeng" isn't actually him.
That's just how elusive DeepSeek is-nobody can even get the right photo of the CEO.
*I TRULY CAN NOT SAY HOW HAPPY THIS MAKES ME* Towns and villages in Africa and South Am3ric4 will be able to have their own stand alone medical AI system
NO subscription to Open AI - NO subscription to Starlink. Just a computer on a desk searing the health needs of the population. This is an astonishing gift to humanity by China.
"All hail the supreme leader!" Ok china bot
@@MF_JONES well I'm not a bot, I'm a little old lady. Who happens to live in a poor SE Asian country. Just the other day the boss of the charity I volunteer for was telling me how how useful AI is proving for highly intelligent locals who, for historical reasons, have low education/ foreign language literacy.. Now this.. free, adaptable.. is going to be picked up by a LOT of people like us. Good stuff.
@@newgabe09 yes I'm sure you're sitting in a mud hut just reading AI news
In the USA, It costs more money to act a movie about going to space than actually going to space.
I would rather my information with the Chinese government any day over Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezzos and Donald Trump any day of the week.
Chinese govt have no interest on your personal data, it spends its time and energy on how to make all the Chinese people more prosperous!
Um. No. Commie.
Why?
@@billr3053 Unfortunately you ain't in the top 1% rich guy for the neocons to benefit you, serve you right!
+1 for the dedicated episode on the founder of deepseek
Been waiting for you for days on this subject 😊
It’s terrifying how many and how quickly people are using their AI chats as primary sources. I’ve found several mistakes just in that google AI that shows up automatically, but people are taking the info as the word of god. And it happened extremely, frighteningly quickly. We’re already in a literary and critical thinking crisis, I’m terrified to think where this will take our society within just the next 10 years. Not to mention the collapse of our country when all of the jobs are gone and the government runs and hides in their bunkers because they don’t know how to solve the issue they allowed to happen with lack of protective legislation.
Open AI crying over IP thief is funny.
13:09 Can i choose neither? Please
Right. Even when running the app “locally”. The phone will still memorize prompts, queries… to upload when and if the phone is reconnected to the internet. Obviously.
@@billr3053
1 You can't run It on a phone, the app run the ai on a server
2 you can download the model run It on your server
I like how common it has become to make fun of "Open" AI.
Deepseek really showed people what should've been but wasn't, because of Altman's greed.
open AI ❌
close AI ✅
I love China and Russia software landscape.
China: Everything is free, stolen and smarter.
Russia: Everything is free, stolen and cracked to premium.
Love your videos! Here's my response to a question you asked. At 8:15, you note that the story of DeepSeek's founder, Liang Wenfeng, is an interesting story in its own right, and you then ask if we'd like an episode on that topic. I'll vote YES to that. Maybe you could also include something on other key members of the team - especially Luo Fuli (the "girl genius" at DeepSeek), or even, for context, add some info re some other brilliant founders and entrepreneurs of today's blossoming Chinese tech giants.
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