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plawolf
Lieutenant General
In Soviet America, Open Source is the enemy of the ‘people’!
It looks like the only way China could achieve the same level of trust from the Japanese people is to +2 to the number of nukes it wishes to procure for strategic deterrence.
Making AI free was very interesting.
It could have been a deliberate plan. Or just some Cantonese guy was that idealistic. I would think it is the latter, and that changed everything. That decision probably changed the world.
What it also did change, was this nature of this China and United States competition.
Remember the Huawei 5G versus the US government war? No one in the Western media talks about that anymore, because we know who got their asses handed to them. Then we now got Huawei leading the charge to go beyond Moore's Law with Tua Scaling! Suck on that, Ren Zhenfei probably saying.
The point about Huawei, was that the Americans were behind, in 5G, an industry of the future.
What are the other industries of the future? There is a list, and the Americans are behind the Chinese in most of them. The most important ones. Except for two.
Except for semiconductors and artificial intelligence.
With the AI being free, the Americans cannot win, and cannot be in the AI lead anymore.
This could be a devastating psychological blow.
They are behind in all the other important industries of the future, but they told themselves that the most important industry of the future was AI and they believed they had an insurmountable lead. Every single one of them believed that, in Silicone Valley, except maybe Jensen Huang.
So those Silicone Valley geeks, all crying to the US government begging for help, including staging false flags operations like that fake AI attack. Yeah, just trust me bro!
Someone's about to get Kimi a legal case in Soviet America, right at the Silicon Valley!
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Engineer
Major
And just like the case with Huawei, Chinese LLMs make it impossible for the US government to spy on people because nobody is using US's Spyware-as-a-Service.Making AI free was very interesting.
It could have been a deliberate plan. Or just some Cantonese guy was that idealistic. I would think it is the latter, and that changed everything. That decision probably changed the world.
What it also did change, was this nature of this China and United States competition.
Remember the Huawei 5G versus the US government war? No one in the Western media talks about that anymore, because we know who got their asses handed to them. Then we now got Huawei leading the charge to go beyond Moore's Law with Tua Scaling! Suck on that, Ren Zhenfei probably saying.
The point about Huawei, was that the Americans were behind, in 5G, an industry of the future.
What are the other industries of the future? There is a list, and the Americans are behind the Chinese in most of them. The most important ones. Except for two.
Except for semiconductors and artificial intelligence.
With the AI being free, the Americans cannot win, and cannot be in the AI lead anymore.
This could be a devastating psychological blow.
They are behind in all the other important industries of the future, but they told themselves that the most important industry of the future was AI and they believed they had an insurmountable lead. Every single one of them believed that, in Silicone Valley, except maybe Jensen Huang.
So those Silicone Valley geeks, all crying to the US government begging for help, including staging false flags operations like that fake AI attack. Yeah, just trust me bro!