OpenAI cuts its last and most important link to China
After opening the trade war Pandora’s Box it appears America is having a very hard time closing it, despite the fact industry leaders - and anyone who has a clue what they’re talking about - are saying that its completely self-destructive. https://t.co/UhSlEGTe3R
1/ Wrote a case for open source AI diplomacy in @thehill. The natsec risk to China is no longer how to keep the Chinese military from using Llama, it is now how to prevent the CCP from building global AI infrastructure.
China’s open AI models—Qwen, Yi, and DeepSeek are setting global standards—and freely shared. It’s a... See more
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Kai-Fu Lee • AI Superpowers: China, Silicon Valley, and the New World Order
AI OVERPRODUCTION
China seeks to commoditize their complements. So, over the following months, I expect a complete blitz of Chinese open-source AI models for everything from computer vision to robotics to image generation.
Why? I’m just inferring this from public statements, but their... See more
Balajix.comDeepSeek: How US Sanctions Help Chinese Innovation | Tyler Cowen on the Paradox of Control
@tylercowen was the first columnist to break the news on DeepSeek, an advanced Chinese AI, weeks before the markets reacted. His claim is that by restricting China’s high-end chip supply, the U.S. unintentionally encouraged China... See more
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