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What advantage do you think they have?
by splatzone 4mo ago
What advantage do you think they have?
- ralph84 4mo agoOperating in a jurisdiction where US companies can't sue them.
- cogman10 4mo agoA sane government policy that invests heavily on innovative businesses.
- junofan 4mo agoI’m not happy with their privacy policy [1]. I’m unfamiliar with the phrase “Parties with Other Legal Rights”. Given the well-documented struggles of Anthropic and others to provide enough compute, I wonder if “Parties with Other Legal Rights” constitutes part of the advantage here. [1]: https://cdn.deepseek.com/policies/en-US/deepseek-privacy-policy.html?locale=en_US https://cdn.deepseek.com/policies/en-US/deepseek-privacy-pol...
- 2ndorderthought 4mo agoJust run a local model or run deepseek from another provider with a policy you like. The models are open weight and widely available. Still cheaper than chatgpt and anything else through 3rd parties
- yehosef 4mo agothis is the pitch - it's open source, run it yourself. But >99% of people will not have the hardware needed to run these models at a high enough quality to be close to SOTA. So they will run the open-source models on CCP systems for a good price.
- 2ndorderthought 4mo agoWhat I mean is you can use providers who also host deepseek models for pennies without touching deepseek itself.
- iosjunkie 4mo agoI’m only seeing 3x the cost of DeepSeek for other providers on Open Router. Is there a better place to look?
- 2ndorderthought 4mo agoI haven't really had this issue but deepinfra claims to have us servers and looks pretty cheap to me.
- serf 4mo agoa lack of existential threat in the form of pay-seeking and remediation from the people you stole training materials from that allows for an intrinsically different pace of operation than the Western competition