DeepSeek's Plan for AGI Is the Costco Hot Dog
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DeepSeek's Plan for AGI Is the Costco Hot Dog
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#2The Chinese government has deep pockets. They can probably run at a loss for a long time and don't have to worry about it.
Anyone that values their online freedom won't want DeepSeek becoming popular or use it for anything important.
The cheap cost is lulling many people into believing this will be a great future and blinding people to the current reality. I've lived in China for long periods of time. The Internet is heavily censored through the GFW, everything is tracked back to your name and address, and many sites are just blocked completely.
The creator of Shadow Socks was on the run and then disappeared some time ago.
General society is completely tracked with technology far greater than the Flock cameras being protested right now in the US.
What I've described are the things many scream on here the US is becoming, yet don't care at all that it's just normalized in places like China.
Re: DeepSeek's Plan for AGI Is the Costco Hot Dog
#3"The API is priced to make the servers pay for themselves in 10 months - since a server runs for 3-5 years, everything after that is profit." The Chinese government has deep pockets. They can probably run at a loss for a long time and don't have to worry about it. Anyone that values their online freedom won't want DeepSeek becoming popular or use it for anything important. The cheap cost is lulling many people into b…
Re: DeepSeek's Plan for AGI Is the Costco Hot Dog
#4"The API is priced to make the servers pay for themselves in 10 months - since a server runs for 3-5 years, everything after that is profit." The Chinese government has deep pockets. They can probably run at a loss for a long time and don't have to worry about it. Anyone that values their online freedom won't want DeepSeek becoming popular or use it for anything important. The cheap cost is lulling many people into b…
It's not as cheap as Deepseek's own API offering, but there are multiple providers on Openrouter who are serving Flash V4 at an extremely low price. Is the Chinese government also subsidizing them?