[ComputerGuy]

I’m sure they’re reading our mail.

[rdcbn1]

A huge problem for the US is that there is very inadequate coordination and collaboration between civilian and advanced military AI in America whereas there is little to no distinction between the two in China

[Openurmind]

“OpenAI’s Katrina Mulligan, who is working to foster closer ties between her company and military and intelligence officials, said DeepSeek stunned government and industry sources alike.”

She is full of it. She knows that all the big tech companies who develop AI are also selling the same tech to every country they can including China. Big tech is not loyal to the US, even if they are US owned companies. They absolutely cater to a global market with everything they do.

[Tell It Right]

What we didn’t expect is that the first AI lab that caught up with us, that had their, that figured out how to replicate the reasoning breakthrough that we had, was not a U.S. lab; it was a Chinese lab

I don't know why that surprises anyone. China has been stealing Intellectual Property from us for decades. China literally has 4 times as many brains as the U.S., everyone claims that Asians are smarter, yet China can't even invent nor engineer their own things.

[Larry Lucido]

Chinese AI may seem intelligent, but after an hour it’s stupid again.

[SuperLuminal]

It is simple: ChiCom researchers either produce or they disappear...

[Vendome]

just another cheap knock off and really, more like BI

Bankrupt Intelligence...