Comments by "something like that" (@somethinglikethat2176) on "Chinese AI and the Trillion Dollar Crash" video.

So Deepseek is just karma balancing things out?
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 @Ehh..... they going to tarrif Taiwanese made chips. Lol that fab is the only one who can make bleeding edge silicon. It's just a 25% tax on Americans at that point
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"Chen, are we the goodies?"
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23:17 "they left us and went to Taiwan" Bro, what you think the T in TSMC stands for? They never left, they always been Taiwanese.
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@George-y3q3i "why they shouldn't open source"? "Because money" would be the real answer. Fortunately open source might win regardless.
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In a cave, with a box of scraps too.
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I wanna know what Portugal did.
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How are they "too big to fail"? OpenAI goes belly up tomorrow it's not going to change much.
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 @deepspacecow2644 that would be even worse for US customers. Best case, TSMC's plant might be up and running around 2027/28 and nobody else is close to them in terms of the lastest fabs.
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 @deepspacecow2644 damn. RIP US gamers
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 @jaxrages8678 true, but at the same time deepseek doesn't use memory in the same way as like ChatGPT so it was likely done on with chips that weren't banned until now.
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 @niteuqrellin5312 tbf, how many Americans roast Chinese online about things like the F22 without even being able to explain the most basic principles of aerodynamic lift?
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 @st.altair4936 I might disagree how common the W is for the PRC, but this is a big W for them either way.
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 @isaacfullerton I think openAI was always the villain, we just took a minute to see it.
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@alexc6926 Google and Microsoft (and the rest) use tons of open source in their products and services. How would this be any different? Ignoring the fact that this is a Chinese business with no EV or battery production.
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@The_whales out of the pockets of people who bought at the top of the market.
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