DeepSeek, China's AI model: News & Discussion

Former Google CEO, Eric Schmidt: "What I don't like about [China's AI] is that it's all open source which means it's largely uncontrolled and not controlled in any way by us."
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Flo Crivello’s expenses were out of whack, and there was only one way to get them under control.

Earlier this month, the CEO of AI startup Lindy switched his company off Anthropic’s Claude models, moving 100% of its traffic to DeepSeek, a Chinese company that makes cheaper, open-weight alternatives.

“We did it, and you could see that cost curve go down, like, crash to the ground,” Crivello said in an interview from his company’s San Francisco headquarters. He said the decision will save Lindy millions of dollars within months, though he still expects the roughly 25-person company to spend more on AI than payroll.

“It’s a matter of survival for the business,” Crivello said. “That’s all it is.”
 
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And half of top US AI researchers are ethnic chinese
 
Alibaba released some very good open source models which were distilled down to smaller models that can fit on your PC.

Unfortunately the team which made some brilliant small models has lost some key members.

I hope they can continue to release open source models along with other companies.
 

U.S. tech firms quietly pivot to Chinese AI models, with Coinbase leading the adoption of GLM and Kimi

Coinbase Switches to Cheaper Chinese AI Models, Halving Its AI Bill​


Coinbase is a big US company. People use it to buy and sell cryptocurrency, which is a kind of digital money. Now Coinbase runs on cheap AI made in China. And this change cut its AI bill in half. The boss of Coinbase is Brian Armstrong. (A boss who runs a whole company is called the CEO, short for chief executive officer.) He says the company uses more AI than ever, but pays much less.

Coinbase now uses AI models called GLM 5.2 and Kimi 2.7. Both were made by labs in China. Armstrong said the company now uses more “tokens” than ever. But it pays about half of what it used to pay. A token is a tiny piece of text. It is about one word, or part of a word. AI companies charge you based on how many tokens you use. So more tokens normally means a bigger bill. But Coinbase did the opposite. It used more AI and still paid less.

Coinbase workers can still pick any AI model they like. But 91% of them never even reach their old usage limits, Armstrong said. So for most jobs, the cheaper Chinese models work just fine.
 
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Former Google CEO, Eric Schmidt: "What I don't like about [China's AI] is that it's all open source which means it's largely uncontrolled and not controlled in any way by us."
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Meaning you can't become trillionaires off it...which is a bad thing for zio-oligarchy.
 

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