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How does DeepSeek work: An inside look

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Re: How does DeepSeek work: An inside look

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Yes. These are not comparable political systems. In the US, the information you share can be accessed by law enforcement with the approval of a judge if there's a crime suspected. But in cases where the government improperly accesses your data, they actually destroy their own case against you, because anything from that poisoned tree of evidence can be thrown out in court. Even when governmental power is abused in th…

It weird how people pretend the Edward Snowden disclosures never happened.

It's weird how people think companies read about Edward Snowden and then didn't do shit about it and just let the NSA keep tapping their lines.

https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2014/03/20/291959446...

Re: How does DeepSeek work: An inside look

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post #36

Earlier quoted context omitted.

It weird how people pretend the Edward Snowden disclosures never happened.

It's weird how people think companies read about Edward Snowden and then didn't do shit about it and just let the NSA keep tapping their lines. https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2014/03/20/291959446...

It's illegal for US companies to deny US government data. Have you heard of the Cloud Act?

Re: How does DeepSeek work: An inside look

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post #42

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It's weird how people think companies read about Edward Snowden and then didn't do shit about it and just let the NSA keep tapping their lines. https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2014/03/20/291959446...

It's illegal for US companies to deny US government data. Have you heard of the Cloud Act?

Yes. Have you actually read it?

Re: How does DeepSeek work: An inside look

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post #36

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Yes. These are not comparable political systems. In the US, the information you share can be accessed by law enforcement with the approval of a judge if there's a crime suspected. But in cases where the government improperly accesses your data, they actually destroy their own case against you, because anything from that poisoned tree of evidence can be thrown out in court. Even when governmental power is abused in th…

It weird how people pretend the Edward Snowden disclosures never happened.

Also weird how people pretend Snowden wasn't just trying to draw equivalence between the US and the dictatorship where he currently resides, on behalf of said dictatorship.

Re: How does DeepSeek work: An inside look

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post #36

Earlier quoted context omitted.

It weird how people pretend the Edward Snowden disclosures never happened.

It's weird how people think companies read about Edward Snowden and then didn't do shit about it and just let the NSA keep tapping their lines. https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2014/03/20/291959446...

probably because we have a system of laws wherein a good corporate legal team can generally outmaneuver what passes for our secret police.
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