I personally currently fully support the US stepping on the brakes on AI a bit, preferably having it collapse.
I actually really want to see the day when American technology is overtaken by China.
I wonder how exciting that would be. I'm Taiwanese, and when that time comes, I'll see if I can help China produce cheap chips.
Then my computer could run Models at the level of Claude Opus 5.5 at a very low cost.
A lot of people already hate America's technological hegemony, and it's the same in Asian and European countries.
And when it comes to AI Models, China doesn't have so much bullshit either. Anyway, everything is controlled by the state, so there's no need to even discuss this kind of argument.
Most importantly, besides China's AI Models being open source, they can bring costs down, have better efficiency, and have abundant electricity.
Break the problem of English Prompts being better than Chinese ones.
I actually really want to see the day when American technology is overtaken by China.
I wonder how exciting that would be. I'm Taiwanese, and when that time comes, I'll see if I can help China produce cheap chips.
Then my computer could run Models at the level of Claude Opus 5.5 at a very low cost.
A lot of people already hate America's technological hegemony, and it's the same in Asian and European countries.
And when it comes to AI Models, China doesn't have so much bullshit either. Anyway, everything is controlled by the state, so there's no need to even discuss this kind of argument.
Most importantly, besides China's AI Models being open source, they can bring costs down, have better efficiency, and have abundant electricity.
Break the problem of English Prompts being better than Chinese ones.