Spyke
floquantreply
lemmy.dbzer0.com

I just wish everyone understood that these companies are not making money out of the model's output, but rather from the user's inputs.

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A_norny_mousse
feddit.org

That's the app/website.

However, isn't DeepSeek also Open Source software? I doubt that also sends data to China.

Ed Zitron says it works just as well/bad as silicon valley's toys but needs only a fraction of the resources, and the tech bros have their knickers in a twist.

So I'm a bit skeptical when american corporate media bashes deepseek.

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LWDreply
lemm.ee

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Phoenixzreply
lemmy.ca

I'm sure open AI will just "borrow" their code and a new release will magically be just as efficient

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Phoenixzreply
lemmy.ca

If you don't want your locally hosted deep seek to send days to China, just setup a firewall and you're done

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LWDreply
lemm.ee

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Phoenixzreply
lemmy.ca

I know, I'm just saying that if the software (not the dataset) calls home, you can either modify the software, which is hard to do right, or you just easily block it with a firewall

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A_norny_moussereply
feddit.org

Exactly.

But Ed said you could also use your own models, train it yourself.

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