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Deepseek

Yeah, exactly. You can run it on your own machine even with the internet off. Ollama is pretty great for that if you have the hardware for it and can handle a cli.

Wild enough, the Chinese are more "open" with their AI work than "Open" AI (ChatGPT) and Claude (my favorite). They publish a lot of research that anyone can read.
Additionally, DeepSeek is scoring really well on various benchmarks: https://fireworks.AI/blog/deepseek-r1-deepdive

Also, Perplexity.AI has integrated it as a Pro option and R1 is run on American servers. So far, I'm really impressed but still us Claude for most tasks.
Always keep in the back of your mind, that the Chinese Communist Party is indeed in control. And, yes, the majority of Chinese support them if for no other reason than they are the same race. But all races are kind of like that once they get put into a dominant position. The Germans, the Russians, the British .....

And not to forget their Demographics, they are losing population, especially the young. Some predict China will be finished in 6-10 years as a major economy. They have very major problems. In the long run, they can't compete with the US, at least if US does things right and they can't figure a way out the mess they are in. ..... Hopefully Trump does come out on top in the next four years. That woudl save the US. The Chinese cannot be necessarily counted out yet. They may figure a way out of the mess they are in. Hard to say.
 
Some predict China will be finished in 6-10 years as a major economy.
Any day now...

they are losing population
This can be offset by AI and automation productivity gains; ditto in the western world with our decreasing populations.

if US does things right
This is my great hope, and the timing is right. It's time to cut the cruft, balance the budget, and start building again.

If anything, the fact that the Chinese have caught up in some key domains - we should treat it like a real Sputnik moment.
 
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Any day now...


This can be offset by AI and automation productivity gains; ditto in the western world with our decreasing populations.


This is my great hope, and the timing is right. It's time to cut the cruft, balance the budget, and start building again.

If anything, the fact that the Chinese have caught up in some key domains - we should treat it like a real Sputnik moment.

Some propose that China will wind up as a number of independent city-states. That kind of make sense. A city-state can be managed, but China itself is probably too large. We can certainly imagine China having centers of high-productivity, as long as they can avoid getting dragged down by the Communist Chinese economy as a whole.

The story of robots, is going to be partially like the story of EVs. We have the same problems with scarce minerals, batteries and charging. And they can be very expensive. So, China in one form or another will be around for a long time; but the demographics are not good. We don't have good numbers from the Communist government, but we can be sure they are highly inflated. The population is generally much older than reported. But they are highly competitive. And they can produce at low price. The DJI drones are perfect proof of that.

It is a very good thing Trump was elected, and that DEI is dead. I just hope Trump doesn't start an anti-American avalanche in the process. Go to sleep on the subject and wake up in 6 months or maybe even a year. The liberal Dems aren't helping things at all.

Americans need to push for higher efficiency and performance.

Ukraine: Smart and efficient tactics will likely save the day - and they appear to be doing just fine in that regard. But somebody is going to have to help them, and the Europeans need to do more.

Chinese Wind Turbines: We'll be saying: Gone! Gone! Gone!

EV's; They will have to make cleaner and more efficient, and that is going to take time.

Nuclear Power: We definitely need more of.

Robots: Consider that the military and government will be the big purchasers of these - and that they could be used to "control the masses". Terminator stuff. The real thing.

AI: Many problems that have to be worked out.

Appraisal: Will change most likely, dramatically. Higher accuracy is needed, more computer intelligence. And, because there is so much damn money in real estate, it cannot be taken so glibly.

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The new clothes I been buying recently are made in Vietnam and Bangladesh.
It makes sense that as China becomes more developed, it's moving to more technology jobs with EVs and as we see AI.
China still is master and more efficient in manufacturing but like US, manual labor cost will be cheaper in less developed countries.
 
I've been using DeepSeek and ChatGPT and clearly ChatGPT is better. It gives me the answer I'm searching for.
 
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