I love how this post makes a bunch of claims, and yet provides zero sources, and thus, has absolutely zero value.
It's digital noise, spam at best, evil misinformation at worst.
ByteJunk
joined 2 years ago
Ah yes, selling your integrity for clicks and pushing propaganda for cash, welcome to the information age.
It seems like a smear piece because it makes it sound like DeepSeek is doing something that the others aren't, while the truth is that ever single on of them collects your data.
At best, it's disingenuous. At worst, with the ability to run locally, it's a blatant lie.
It's based on guessing what the actual worth of AI is going to be, so yeah, wildly speculative at this point because breakthroughs seem to be happening fairly quickly, and everyone is still figuring out what they can use it for.
There are many clear use cases that are solid, so AI is here to stay, that's for certain. But how far can it go, and what will it require is what the market is gambling on.
If out of the blue comes a new model that delivers similar results on a fraction of the hardware, then it's going to chop it down by a lot.
If someone finds another use case, for example a model with new capabilities, boom value goes up.
It's a rollercoaster...
There's people out there who haven't disabled their voice mail? Wild...
Pure curiosity , I wonder how many of those are capable of making a call when they need help?
It's great to have service at the bottom of a ravine, but if I cracked my skull falling there, it's quite a misleading stat
The Danes win this war very easily.
They restrict the sale of Ozempic and Wegovy to the US, and half the country just dies of obesity related complications. It'll be a genocide.
I haven't looked into running any if these models myself so I'm not too informed, but isn't the censorship highly dependent on the training data? I assume they didn't release theirs.
Even in Xfce ALT+F4 closes windows. Maybe bro changed it at some point and forgot about it
NGL, you had me in the first half...
Oh, that makes more sense.
Still, from my tests with Mint, it looks like it probes other disks and partitions when updating grub, and reinstalls it correctly. But I suppose there are cases where the probe could fail and you'd have to boot from the grub prompt.
Big ones too. Case in point, USA.