It’s interesting how the media focuses on the panic at Meta. While they’ve been pursuing open-source models like LLaMA, OpenAI appears far more impacted, as their business relies on selling access to a proprietary model-as-a-service.
I mean there’s been a lot of news about DeepSeek in the past few days, but very little has been said regarding how this impacts the company that’s most affected by this development.
Or it’s important to the media companies to not alienate Microsoft because of reasons.
I mean, it’s very strange. Open Ai is the obvious loser on this, not Facebook. Obviously Microsoft doesn’t want the press reminding people of alternatives to the big tech models.
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It’s interesting how the media focuses on the panic at Meta. While they’ve been pursuing open-source models like LLaMA, OpenAI appears far more impacted, as their business relies on selling access to a proprietary model-as-a-service.
Probably a coincidence and/or got some scoop from Meta specifically.
I mean there’s been a lot of news about DeepSeek in the past few days, but very little has been said regarding how this impacts the company that’s most affected by this development.
Or it’s important to the media companies to not alienate Microsoft because of reasons.
I mean, it’s very strange. Open Ai is the obvious loser on this, not Facebook. Obviously Microsoft doesn’t want the press reminding people of alternatives to the big tech models.
This whole DeepSeek freakout seems like an Op by the AI grifters to get more money. “We have to defeat China at the new AI space race!”
The freakout is over SV grift being exposed for what it is. Turns out you don’t need to pour billions of dollars into this industry to get results.
At least this should finally put the ‘Chinese can’t innovate, they can only copy’ meme into retirement.
Gonna cry?
I am scrambling a war room to try and get this scum bag out of my life.