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As a Chinese person, I see this more as a triumph of open-source models surpassing all closed ones. What's even more interesting is that DeepSeek's sponsor is a quantitative fund company. Rumors suggest that they've made a fortune by shorting Nvidia 😂.
January 28, 2025 at 12:38 AM
As a Chinese person, I see this more as a triumph of open-source models surpassing all closed ones. What's even more interesting is that DeepSeek's sponsor is a quantitative fund company. Rumors suggest that they've made a fortune by shorting Nvidia 😂.
The first direction can lead to AGI, but the reasonableness of the ROI is doubtful. The second direction cannot lead us to AGI, but it can help AI companies find scenarios that can generate value.
November 13, 2024 at 2:00 PM
The first direction can lead to AGI, but the reasonableness of the ROI is doubtful. The second direction cannot lead us to AGI, but it can help AI companies find scenarios that can generate value.
The other is to establish the context of language in more focused scenarios, which is the current focus of many companies' efforts in vertical AI applications.
November 13, 2024 at 2:00 PM
The other is to establish the context of language in more focused scenarios, which is the current focus of many companies' efforts in vertical AI applications.
So the future of AI may go in two directions: one is to establish a general context model, which would restore language and text back to the context in which it occurred, allowing AI to precisely understand the world.
November 13, 2024 at 1:59 PM
So the future of AI may go in two directions: one is to establish a general context model, which would restore language and text back to the context in which it occurred, allowing AI to precisely understand the world.