🌟 The Global AI Chip Race – U.S. vs. China and the Role of Other Nations 🌟 The U.S.-China AI chip trade war is a defining moment for the global AI industry, with significant implications for investors. While the U.S. government continues to tighten restrictions on AI chip exports to China, the recent success of DeepSeek demonstrates that technological innovation cannot be easily controlled. However, the AI race is not j...
Kevin Matte
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Deepseek is not available in Canada.... DeepSeek, an artificial intelligence chatbot developed by a Chinese company, was recently banned on Canadian government devices due to major concerns regarding data privacy. Canadian authorities have expressed concerns about the improper collection and storage of sensitive personal information by the application. As a result, the Treasury Board Secretariat has recommended that all ministries restrict the use of DeepSeek on government-issued devices. This preventive measure aims to protect government networks and data from potential security risks. Similar concerns have been raised by other countries, leading to bans or restrictions on DeepSeek for government devices in Australia, South Korea, and Taiwan. Although these bans primarily affect government devices, they reflect broader concerns about user data privacy and security. Therefore, it is possible that the application is not available to the general public in Canada due to these concerns. These areas of research will help to better understand the complex issues surrounding the adoption and regulation of artificial intelligence technologies in a global context.
The emergence of DeepSeek will shift the focal value of the AI industry chain from front-end computing power to the middle and end stages. Currently, the clearest direction is undoubtedly cloud computing. The core innovation of DeepSeek lies in the significant improvement in algorithm efficiency and the substantial reduction in costs. This provides a new approach for small and medium-sized enterprises to enter the field of ...
104805443
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This perspective is very unique. It feels like we are entering an era where we come down from the cloud to local deployment. A medium-sized enterprise can have its own AI with just 70 billion, while a small business can have one with just 14 billion. Data security and privacy issues are all resolved, with extremely low costs.
Aaron Invests (AI)
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Lol somehow deepseek AI is at a surface level. Look what I did with ChatGPT. A simple prototype robotics idea. Kid friendly to see the mechanics.
AI can be categorized based on capabilities and functionalities, with each category designed to perform specific types of tasks. Categories by Capabilities 1. Narrow AI (Weak AI) AI systems designed to perform a single specific task efficiently. These systems cannot perform tasks outside their pre-defined functions and lack general intelligence. What it does: • Voice assistants (Siri, Alexa) • Image recognition for security • Recommendation systems (Net...
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KBB
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Yes, all true but wake up call I’m not so sure because we knew interest rates were not going to be lowered before the jobs report. The market reacts because of algorithms and shifting money as quickly as possible, and has become less of an investment opportunity than a trading opportunity. A good jobs report means more people employed meaning more tax income, meaning more cash in hand for individuals that are working to buy computers and other retail items which is the flipside of lower interest rates. It is a complicated mechanism for sure.
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KBB
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Agree with you. This wake-up call seem to be orchestrated. Basic more jobs, mean economy go on the right direction and to achieve the really grow demand also rate cuts. I saw this kind of pattern after the election results. The Feds made everything hard for the new administration and put all theyrs resources and power for. I saw also outside interferences and all come from the Dems parteners. They just cash now and careless about investing or the future of the dollard or the economy. Also on investing news, 80 % is presenting on negative light, indiferent what it is. Big ones as JP, Soros, etc play harder and harder the shorting game, which drop the market. On international (geopolitical) the only declared enemy is China. They start the last ressources (hacking the Reserve) before Powell will go forever. They panic because theyrs economy is collapsing, the geo expanding start to shringht, Panama canal, Groenland and Canada (chinese puppy PM will go soon) will contribute to isolate them. Tarrifs and Europe which restrict more and more theyrs exports. In Africa China is push out more and more and the South, Central America will be soon on stand-by. On other parts, Iran is at his end (lost Syria and Lebanon), on the detriment of Turkey. Russia is as was before, they do not want cold war, they do not expand geo, just enlarge the international collaborations. So it is not true that more jobs mean NO to rate cuts. Do not mean inflation will grow. More jobs and rate cuts, mean better economy, more money on the market, more exports, less inflation and stronger dollard, not to forgot that the Reserve could be dismemble and the dollard to be covered by gols and silver. US has from far the bigger reserve of the precious metal. Aprox 75% of the world reserve. The market will be back on his normal path and in February will re-stabilize.
Money Thrill
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100 miles from me us the greatest private research laboratory in World, connected with University, working for 600 companies (Nvidia, Mu, Intel, TSMC, Samsung etc ). 5500 sophisticated engineers. Belgium Leuven. The microchips for 2038 excist already but not in production. But for who is the research or patent is secretly? nanochips, the future is very, very complex. And that is needed for so much data. i try to follow everything there ...
I was looking at Jensen Huang’s presentation, and honestly, it got me thinking about how far AI has come and where it’s headed. Here’s my take on it: 1. Perception AI This is where AI started. Things like speech recognition, medical imaging, and recommendation systems. Remember AlexNet in 2012? That’s what kicked everything off. It laid the groundwork for all the cool stuff we’re seeing today. 2. Generative AI This is where we’re at now. AI is all about...
wahlao
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I think hyper realistic human replacement robotics is the future where robots look and perform tasks such as major decision making process much better than humans.
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Kevin Matte : Deepseek is not available in Canada....
DeepSeek, an artificial intelligence chatbot developed by a Chinese company, was recently banned on Canadian government devices due to major concerns regarding data privacy. Canadian authorities have expressed concerns about the improper collection and storage of sensitive personal information by the application. As a result, the Treasury Board Secretariat has recommended that all ministries restrict the use of DeepSeek on government-issued devices.
This preventive measure aims to protect government networks and data from potential security risks. Similar concerns have been raised by other countries, leading to bans or restrictions on DeepSeek for government devices in Australia, South Korea, and Taiwan.
Although these bans primarily affect government devices, they reflect broader concerns about user data privacy and security. Therefore, it is possible that the application is not available to the general public in Canada due to these concerns.
These areas of research will help to better understand the complex issues surrounding the adoption and regulation of artificial intelligence technologies in a global context.