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https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1817553784236564771

It would seem to me that for next generation of LLM, you will have a problem of too much computation power, but not enough data. So then the challenge is to something generate enough synthetic data to feed into data set. But you'd need some intelligence and man hours to make sure you are generating useful synthetic data.
 
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China Is Closing the A.I. Gap With the United States​

While the United States has had a head start on A.I. development, China is catching up. In recent weeks, several Chinese companies have unveiled A.I. technologies that rival the leading American systems. And these technologies are already in the hands of consumers, businesses and independent software developers across the globe.

Kuaishou released its video generator, Kling, in China more than a month ago and to users worldwide on Wednesday. Just before Kling’s arrival, 01.AI a start-up co-founded by Kai-Fu Lee, an investor and technologist who helped build Chinese offices for both Google and Microsoft, released chatbot technology that scored nearly as well as the leading American technologies on common benchmark tests that rate the performance of the world’s chatbots.

New technology from the Chinese tech giant Alibaba has also leaped to the top of a leaderboard that rates open-source A.I. systems. “We have disproved the commonplace belief that China doesn’t have the talent or the technology to compete with the U.S.,” Dr. Lee said. “That belief is simply wrong.”

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gadgetcool5 said:

China Is Closing the A.I. Gap With the United States​

While the United States has had a head start on A.I. development, China is catching up. In recent weeks, several Chinese companies have unveiled A.I. technologies that rival the leading American systems. And these technologies are already in the hands of consumers, businesses and independent software developers across the globe.

Kuaishou released its video generator, Kling, in China more than a month ago and to users worldwide on Wednesday. Just before Kling’s arrival, 01.AI a start-up co-founded by Kai-Fu Lee, an investor and technologist who helped build Chinese offices for both Google and Microsoft, released chatbot technology that scored nearly as well as the leading American technologies on common benchmark tests that rate the performance of the world’s chatbots.

New technology from the Chinese tech giant Alibaba has also leaped to the top of a leaderboard that rates open-source A.I. systems. “We have disproved the commonplace belief that China doesn’t have the talent or the technology to compete with the U.S.,” Dr. Lee said. “That belief is simply wrong.”

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So I think the bigger question here is actually open and closed source in AI. Closed source would need to have attributes not available to open source to be more popular.
 
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tphuang said:
So I think the bigger question here is actually open and closed source in AI. Closed source would need to have attributes not available to open source to be more popular.
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While Zuck is doing rug pull of OpenAI with its free Llamas, China should scorch earth everyone by training frontier multimodal models and releasing it for free...I know Huawei and the likes can do better than French Mistral, AI is the final frontier, forget sports, only gold that matters is EUV, AI, 6G, Quantum, hypersonics, etc
 
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The number of effective Ai invention patents in China reached 378,000 by the end of 2023, representing a year-on-year growth rate of over 40% and 1.4 times higher than the global average, according to data released by China's top intellectual property regulator on Monday..

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gadgetcool5 said:

China Is Closing the A.I. Gap With the United States​

While the United States has had a head start on A.I. development, China is catching up. In recent weeks, several Chinese companies have unveiled A.I. technologies that rival the leading American systems. And these technologies are already in the hands of consumers, businesses and independent software developers across the globe.

Kuaishou released its video generator, Kling, in China more than a month ago and to users worldwide on Wednesday. Just before Kling’s arrival, 01.AI a start-up co-founded by Kai-Fu Lee, an investor and technologist who helped build Chinese offices for both Google and Microsoft, released chatbot technology that scored nearly as well as the leading American technologies on common benchmark tests that rate the performance of the world’s chatbots.

New technology from the Chinese tech giant Alibaba has also leaped to the top of a leaderboard that rates open-source A.I. systems. “We have disproved the commonplace belief that China doesn’t have the talent or the technology to compete with the U.S.,” Dr. Lee said. “That belief is simply wrong.”

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I read this article as "China has caught up because of their access to our open source technologies and we therefore need to pass that -BaN cCp from oUr Op3N SoUrcE s0fTwaRe - bill asap and limit their access "

It's only a matter of time before Marco Rubio tweets about the BCOOSS bill .
 
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sunnymaxi said:
The number of effective Ai invention patents in China reached 378,000 by the end of 2023, representing a year-on-year growth rate of over 40% and 1.4 times higher than the global average, according to data released by China's top intellectual property regulator on Monday..

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Does China have a proper system to make sure that patent farming isn't going on?
They sure did have some problems with it a few years back...
 
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