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I had heard that DeepSeek only took less than a hundredth of the power to train it, so it wasn't them getting their hands on a bunch of new chips or anything.
I assume they don’t care about the ownership of training data. So they can just train these things on all the pirated data they can get ahold of. Whereas US companies might have a slightly harder time with that.
US companies don’t care about ownership of data.
lol did you miss the numerous stories of copyrighted materials and watermarks being spit out by early generative AI?
Good. Pirate it all if it makes the product FOSS and more efficient.