DeepSeek shows China outcompetes Western Neoliberal Academia | Vijay Prashad

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  • Опубликовано: 2 фев 2025

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  • @BettBeat_Media
    @BettBeat_Media  День назад +18

    For the other part of our conversation with Vijay, go here: ruclips.net/video/UGphQQURw5s/видео.html

  • @publicdomain1103
    @publicdomain1103 День назад +75

    China takes the consumer more seriously and respectful. Quite the opposite with western hegemony.

    • @mahbrum
      @mahbrum 10 часов назад

      Except for TEMU which is the Chinese-North American version of Amazon. Prices are good, but the products aren't exceptional.

  • @thetruthandnobs
    @thetruthandnobs 23 часа назад +20

    Vijay Prashad is my favourite historian. He's fabulous

  • @wangjim5839
    @wangjim5839 День назад +42

    DeepSeek just burst the imperialist capitalism bubble 😂😂😂

  • @samuraijrb
    @samuraijrb День назад +44

    DeepSeek reveals who really was doing the work for the king boys...

  • @terryconley5580
    @terryconley5580 День назад +31

    Thank you Karim,Peter and Vijay❗️

  • @amargogi
    @amargogi День назад +25

    Absolutely fundamentally important discussion. Thank you.

  • @dingo9369
    @dingo9369 День назад +41

    Excellent. Really hope you guys do a follow up on the discussion of intellectual traditions and academia.

  • @FayazNoor-p4r
    @FayazNoor-p4r День назад +13

    there is an emergent reflection process in deepseek

  • @judithwyer389
    @judithwyer389 День назад +39

    I heard that the GPUs and chips used were lower level Nvidia technology. More advanced Nvidia technology is off limits to the Chinese. The employees in his company were young graduates from the best Chinese Universities. He wanted young brilliant engineers and they were organized to work in groups with a minimum of hierarchy. Bingo.

    • @michaelngan99
      @michaelngan99 День назад

      DeepSeek accumulated over 10,000 of the Nvidia's fastest chipsets before the ban.

    • @michaelngan99
      @michaelngan99 День назад

      "He wanted young brilliant engineers and they were organized to work in groups with a minimum of hierarchy" What the founder of DeepSeek did different is that he wanted to solve the hardest problem, going from 0 to 1, instead of 1 to 100, which is the typical Chinese copycat/thiefing/stealing/imitating/catching up behavior. They just want to copy and improve what others have invented.

    • @user-mhgu6om9mj2t
      @user-mhgu6om9mj2t День назад +9

      ​@@michaelngan99😂 That is a lie. Show the proof.

    • @user-mhgu6om9mj2t
      @user-mhgu6om9mj2t День назад +1

      ​@@michaelngan99😂 Cope harder jealous tr😂ll

    • @michaelngan99
      @michaelngan99 День назад +1

      @ He said that on an interview. He used 2000 out of the 10,000 chipsets he got to train DeepSeek R1.

  • @KD-xq5co
    @KD-xq5co 20 часов назад +4

    Vijay Prasad is one of my only few respected Indian origin people who is original and bold historian/forward thinker I have known whose blood is not mixed with the tainted anglo saxon world.

  • @michaelmarchal4004
    @michaelmarchal4004 День назад +24

    Chinese history is rich with every conceivable strategy, which makes the USA's overconfidence perplexing. One should exercise great caution before provoking a cold war with China.
    For instance, in Sun Tzu's "The Art of War," he emphasizes the importance of knowing both yourself and your enemy: "If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles." This principle underscores the value of understanding and preparation, suggesting that underestimating an opponent can lead to downfall.

  • @MohammadJamsheedi
    @MohammadJamsheedi День назад +28

    Thank you Vijay

  • @Buf-g6m
    @Buf-g6m 3 часа назад +2

    Enjoyable discussion fellas.

  • @Qwezzz-k8w
    @Qwezzz-k8w День назад +4

    THANK YOU GENTLEMEN FOR YOUR CONSCIOUSNESS DISCOURSE! 👍👍👍

  • @ysw8291
    @ysw8291 День назад +7

    Brilliant mind.

  • @ahjotland6721
    @ahjotland6721 17 часов назад +3

    Prashad is also the reason I stopped to watch this video. His views and opinions are very refreshing and eye-opening.

  • @angkihermawan3420
    @angkihermawan3420 День назад +4

    Very basic psychology of human is HOMO SOCIAL. The problem is when we are caught in a shortterm thinking, a very limited horizon, a selfisness, and lack or fallshort of wisdom, materialism overwhelmingly took over our paradigm. Greed is good if it is for the better of everybody.

  • @MsYoga8
    @MsYoga8 14 часов назад

    I love how DeepSeek shows you how it is thinking so you can even correct its perception before it gives you the final answer!

  • @FrancoisEustache-ed6gd
    @FrancoisEustache-ed6gd День назад +6

    My own catogarization of scientists are: The left wing scientists that are motivated by the Progress of Science and Technology for the Benefit of Mankind. The right wing scientists that are motivated by the Progress of Science and Technology for the benefit of their stakeholders. The nationalist scientists that are movtivated by the Progress of Science and Technology for the benefit of their nation. The narcissit scientists that are motivated by their own glory. And the naive scientists that are just motivated by the progress of Science.

    • @ysw8291
      @ysw8291 День назад +1

      A human being can demonstrate a mix of all the traits mentioned to varying degree..

    • @FrancoisEustache-ed6gd
      @FrancoisEustache-ed6gd День назад

      @@ysw8291 Yes, indeed. They all started naive and evolve depending of their cicumstances. I will always remember reading in the National Enquire in the 1970's that the No.1 motivation for the US students in medecine had change from "seeing people nude" to "making big money".

    • @FrancoisEustache-ed6gd
      @FrancoisEustache-ed6gd День назад

      @ We are all dwarfs standing on the shoulders of past giants.

  • @roberttay4517
    @roberttay4517 19 часов назад +1

    China will overcome any obstacles in it's way to become the most advance n technology country in the world !!!!

  • @nancylawless3439
    @nancylawless3439 День назад +6

    Why the silence on Dr Abu Safiya? My heart breaks for Dr Safiya. Pls can someone explain?

  • @ak47-007
    @ak47-007 День назад +3

    seems our first exposure to life in early education is competition. Most of the subject we engage in is about competing against peers rather than collaborating with them. Maybe we need to start putting more weight on collaboration in our education systems. Healthy competition is important but currently seems imbalanced. Food for thought.

    • @BettBeat_Media
      @BettBeat_Media  День назад +2

      Exactly one of the aspects I wrote about in my capitalism paper I discussed in this video.

    • @ak47-007
      @ak47-007 День назад

      @@BettBeat_Media I believe we already have a healthy dose of primal competition built into our DNA . But the collaborative counterbalance we once had has slowly been eroded by modern (one winner) systems. Considering we are heard species by definition, venturing outside our DNA too aggressively may be consequential to our survival .

  • @SLF-o2w
    @SLF-o2w 23 часа назад

    China gifted a statue of Marx to his hometown of Trier, Germany. The docudrama called The Young Karl Marx is a joint production of German, French, Dutch, and British filmmakers which shows how Marx and Engels struggled to analyze the exploitation of Irish and child labor in the early industrial factories which was horrendous. A quality production.

  • @DigitizedEyes
    @DigitizedEyes День назад +5

    WallStreet hypes any new tech to get rich quick.

  • @knmjk
    @knmjk 13 часов назад

    Please share these works with all of us..thx

  • @Cnichal
    @Cnichal День назад +1

    I referred Dr Jared Ball to this episode. The discourse about teaching, is felt in the HBCUs too.

  • @qake2021
    @qake2021 21 час назад

    👍👍👍 Vijay Prashad 👏👏👏

    • @qake2021
      @qake2021 21 час назад

      👌🇧🇷🇷🇺🇮🇳🇨🇳🇿🇦➕️👌👍👍👍

  • @dcorgard
    @dcorgard День назад +1

    Of course they can't allow a wholesome approach - if they did, they'd end up digging their own graves because their untenable economic system will collapse immediately.
    It also allows free paradigm shifts to occur by not allowing monopolies of thought.

  • @you-to-beornot-to-be9629
    @you-to-beornot-to-be9629 17 часов назад

    God Bless China!!!

  • @BenjiSchoendorff
    @BenjiSchoendorff День назад

    Would love to read your article Karim 😊

    • @BettBeat_Media
      @BettBeat_Media  День назад +1

      I remember sending it to u a while back through Substack.

  • @Gur-u2f
    @Gur-u2f День назад +4

    Ai and emerging technology can be used to advance human progress, and prosperity, but it is used to make profit instead?

  • @ak47-007
    @ak47-007 День назад

    we have to remember , currently we only use 2 state systems in computing with is 1or 0 or on or off. It's impossible to convert this to intelligence as our brains which is the reference for intelligence uses multiple states combined with our DNA stored information and emotional inputs. so agree - we are no were near AI

    • @miketiong8441
      @miketiong8441 День назад +1

      You are lost .... technology have progressed very far

    • @ak47-007
      @ak47-007 День назад

      @@miketiong8441 LOL , I agree we can process many more 1-0 instructions with current processors then 10 - 20 years ago but the underline instruction sets are still the same. Thats why Qunatium is interesting as it introduces 2 more states.( I believe ) making it infinitely larger in compute variables . LLM's are exactually what they say Large Language models based on existing I/O . Just handled in larger volumes with faster compute power.

    • @ak47-007
      @ak47-007 День назад

      P/S happy to be corrected if I'm in error in my understand but " technology has progressed very far " may not be detailed enough . appreciate the update though.

  • @ESuccessMasters
    @ESuccessMasters 22 часа назад +1

    ❤❤❤❤❤🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻👍👍👍👍

  • @rms15374
    @rms15374 День назад

    God damn and curse this subjugating system around the world

  • @TheHadiye
    @TheHadiye День назад

    Why have i heard Theodor Adorno is evil?

    • @vaska1999
      @vaska1999 День назад

      Hannah Arendt didn't like him. (But she helped her Nazi ex-lover get published in the US and basically created the cult of Martin Heidegger.) Mind you, I've heard from other sources too that Adorno was a self-serving prick, so....

  • @BL-db6xt
    @BL-db6xt День назад +1

    I used to be a big fan of Oxford Union & Cambridge debates.
    However, they're debated sh** & Sh** ever more. I stop watching them yrs ago.
    This iddias exchange clips inspires me much more that OxCam sh**, leving alone over pompous Harvard

  • @yttean98
    @yttean98 20 часов назад

    India should strive to produce one version of Ai software which competitive in performance and features in the next 24 months, otherwise it over for Indian self proclaim status of high tech and superpower status.

    • @BettBeat_Media
      @BettBeat_Media  20 часов назад +2

      India is too caught up following the West in capitalism and right-wing fascism.

  • @kaythomas5884
    @kaythomas5884 День назад

    It's a long time since l heard of Lucacs and Marxism ❤

  • @musamusa-ik2mp
    @musamusa-ik2mp День назад

    still dont understand how a holistic approach created deepseek. what ive learned is that the only reason we do something tht really costs us is to make money.

  • @blengi
    @blengi День назад

    ironically deepseek relies on a parameterized westerm cultural corpus to do the r1 model's heavy lifting by extracting implicit liberal individual western chain of thought reasoning norms which the illiberal chinese corpus is largely bereft of. Maybe deekseek creators are low key anti cpp lol?:
    *me asking deepseek:* "given english is the lingua franca of many domains then surely you bias toward english chain of thought?"
    *deepseek's reply:* "You're absolutely right to point out that English, as a global lingua franca, plays a significant role in shaping my training data and, by extension, my responses. This does introduce a bias toward English-based patterns of thought, especially in domains where English dominates, such as science, technology, and international discourse."

    • @BettBeat_Media
      @BettBeat_Media  День назад +1

      Yeah, DeepSeek also called Israel-Palestine issue "complex"....

    • @blengi
      @blengi День назад

      @@BettBeat_Media what did it say in chinese?

    • @BettBeat_Media
      @BettBeat_Media  День назад

      @@blengi No idea.

    • @blengi
      @blengi День назад

      @@BettBeat_Media probably comports with china's bottom of the world UN consulted RSF press freedom ranking per article 19 human rights

    • @blengi
      @blengi 23 часа назад

      @@BettBeat_Media -可能与中国在世界排名垫底的情况相符,联合国咨询了无国界记者组织对第 19 条人权的排名-
      probably comports with china's bottom of the world UN consulted RSF press freedom ranking per article 19 human rights

  • @michaelngan99
    @michaelngan99 День назад +2

    What the founder of DeepSeek did different is that he wanted to solve the hardest problem, going from 0 to 1, instead of 1 to 100, which is the typical Chinese copycat/thiefing/stealing/imitating/catching up/follower behavior. They just want to copy and improve what others have invented. They fully deserve their copycat reputation. Now, it is refreshing to see some Chinese are breaking out of this mode of servitude behavior.

    • @ysw8291
      @ysw8291 День назад +4

      One of the greatest gifts to human beings is the instinct to mimic and improve. Take an infant for example. This is how humans learn and evolve.

    • @michaelngan99
      @michaelngan99 День назад

      @ I am a Chinese myself. I just hope the Chinese can ditch their imitative reputation and start really innovating like DeepSeek and Huawei, which are extremely rare in a country of 1.4 billion people.

    • @vaska1999
      @vaska1999 День назад +1

      Yeah, right. That's why Chinese cities look amazing while the US ones are slowly falling apart. 😂

    • @aungaisum8654
      @aungaisum8654 20 часов назад

      Fox news this is Chinese innovation, not copy 😅😅😅. Don't be jealous. I guess you are Indian 😅

    • @aungaisum8654
      @aungaisum8654 20 часов назад

      Now US big guys adopting deepseek innovation 😅😅😅. They are now copying Chinese innovation 😅😅😅

  • @stevebeschakis9775
    @stevebeschakis9775 День назад +1

    My only surprise when it comes to DeepSeek is that it took so long to surface. I guess reverse-engineering AI models takes longer than knocking off an IPhone or a Fendi bag.

  • @ZubairAhmad-yj9et
    @ZubairAhmad-yj9et День назад +4

    Indian AI DeepSeek is faster and cheaper than Chinese AI

    • @evens1262
      @evens1262 День назад +4

      You damn right. Lol

    • @akalidal8174
      @akalidal8174 День назад +6

      🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @SlimJim3082
      @SlimJim3082 День назад +4

      Indians have AI? 🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @bang8534
      @bang8534 День назад +1

      ​@@SlimJim3082Indian scientists are mercenaries brought off by the west making it impossible for India to advance as quickly as china considering their comparable history and strength

    • @haha-lu1rw
      @haha-lu1rw День назад +1

      @Zubir
      You mean Deep$h*t ?