The biggest revelation from Deepseek is that Open Source has won. For a 1% difference in performance, it will be difficult for OpenAI to justify its price when the competition is free and formidable. -from my interview with Bloomberg
In my book AI Superpowers, I predicted that US will lead breakthroughs, but China will be better and faster in engineering. Many people simplified that to be “China will beat US”. And many claimed I was wrong with GenAI. With the recent Deepseek releases, I feel vindicated.
OpenAI calls DeepSeek state-controlled and wants to ban the model. I see no reason to love this company anymore, pathetic. OpenAI themselves are heavily involved with the US govt but they have an issue with DeepSeek. Hypocrites.
What's your thoughts??
01.AI is a bold but long-awaited endeavor for my pursuit of AI over 4 decades. Proud to introduce the world's top open-source model Yi-34B as our first release to the developers' community encouraging fantastic LLM projects with a moderate-size, high-performing
I applaud the original openness of OpenAI, and agree with @elonmusk 's lament. But @elonmusk : When will Grok become open source like @01AI_Yi ? Please come join the @huggingface leaderboard.
OpenAI was created as an open source (which is why I named it “Open” AI), non-profit company to serve as a counterweight to Google, but now it has become a closed source, maximum-profit company effectively controlled by Microsoft.
Not what I intended at all.
Kai-Fu Lee's Chinese company, 01 AI just revealed an open-source LLM.
The model, Yi-34B, aims to be China’s answer to ChatGPT.
Valued at $1B, 01 AI has moved fast to amass talent and GPUs in wake of U.S. chip sanctions. x.com/01AI_Yi/status…
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I must say China is now behind the U.S. in the LLM ecosystem momentum. The underlying vision for me to start @01AI_Yi is to make better AI accessible to more people. We are glad our first moderate-size Yi-34B performs competitively at a global level. More to come soon after