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All numbers in AI are made up it's wild to see tankies glaze DeepSeek's fake numbers while being skeptical of Western corporations' numbers
All I see is good and cheap model. It doesn't even have to be perfect, just in ballpark of mainstream models.
Them cutting consumer prices doesn't show that though.
It's wild that people normally critical of AI boosting will drink Koolaid if it's China flavored
If someone beats up your bully you have sympathy for them, regardless of the reasons why they beat them.
Not glazing when its simply enjoying watching China beat the US at its own game
But the numbers are fake, so it really doesn't mean much to reduce a fake number by 75%, it isn't an indicator that DeepSeek is beating anyone at anything.
Cost to end consumer is not a fake number.
What does that number meaningful represent as DeepSeek doing well?
They can afford to lose more money on this? They have lower operating costs? They have a better way to make money of their users?
It could indicate any/all/none of theses
What does that number meaningful represent as DeepSeek doing well? I don't understand the question
They can afford to lose more money on this? Yes They have lower operating costs? Yes They have a better way to make money of their users? They are not as profit motivated as their competition
I don't think you understand Deepseek's role in the market. It's to intentionally undercut US providers.
What do you mean by the numbers are fake? Are you saying the worth is over inflated? If that's the case, of course it is, none too different than virtually any other commodity.
What does that number meaningful represent as DeepSeek doing well?
They can afford to lose more money on this? They have lower operating costs? They have a better way to make money of their users?
It could indicate any/all/none of theses