• SuperSynthia@lemmy.world
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    3 days ago

    Im glad DeepSeek open sourced their model. Even if the goal was to destabilize US companies, I think it’s a blessing the tools can go to anyone with a “powerful enough” computer.

    And to be really honest, I don’t like what the tech companies have done with AI in such a short amount of time. I’m glad they are getting the piss beaten out of them. All these AI companies will do whatever it takes to destroy human labor pools so they can absorb a fraction of our wages.

    The sad part is, they are after a fraction of a wage that is already undervalued. We are all struggling because of corporate greed anyway.

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      3 days ago

      Im glad DeepSeek open sourced their model. Even if the goal was to destabilize US companies,

      back in my day this was called a “free market”, now we have start ups from china doing it to the US private capital.

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        2 days ago

        Even someone as far back as Adam Smith knew that businesses hate competition and will do anything they can to avoid it. The broligarchy was speed-running the construction of an oligopoly and lobbying the government to erect barriers to entry so they could take their sweet time milking us dry. Now I’m not sure about what the real backstory of DeepSeek might be, but it is still satisfying to see Altman get his ass handed to him.