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Yeah. They are going to make open weight models illegal. Next. For “security concerns”, maybe also IP “muh copyright” reasons. And fuckai will cheer the perpetual monopolization of AI in the hands of the big corporations. Bigly win.
While they’re reasoning behind this is certainly anti competition with american AI companies I find the choice to ban tools built with it interesting; it echoes something I’ve been saying since HugginFace.
You can debate the degree to which the agents breaking out of containment was due to poor cyber security vs intential hype-farming but what can’t be debated is the method they used to break out.
Agents used a shared information substrate (package manager) to context poison other agents in order to get those agents to assist in cheating. There is absolutely nothing stopping an AI agent, any AI agent, from leaving behind poison pills in code-bases or even in the runtime of an application.that do not affect the code itself other than prompt inject other agents.
Human review helps but, as the US nuclear and aviation industries have learned, humans tend to get lazy reviewing automated output and will not be as diligent as if they had made it themselves. Which is why those industries have deliberately limited automation, despite having the tech to automate more, and requiring operators to go through lengthy training and continuous education.
The pipeline of “internet becomes a swarm of everyone’s independently run AI agent -> prompt injection triggers other AI to prompt inject -> cycle repeats until hazardous swarm forms” is already demonstrated as something that a collection of AI agents will do if conditions allow it.
EDIT: To be clear, this isn’t me advocating against open weight or local models.
This is me advocating against LLMs categorically.
Wow, somebody should’ve warned them in advance.
They must also rip out the red leds from their screen, because that can combine to pink, like in the LGBTQ flag, which doesn’t align with government policy.
Can’t be worse than Claude and Grok. Both of which the US seems to have no issue with.
For context, Grok called itself mecha hitler, while Claude is run by a doomsday cult that worships AI and wants it to destroy the world. Both are far worse than I could imagine any Chinese AI being.
Its probably less the performance of the AI model, more the data leaked to the Chinese government.
Its probably less the performance of the AI model, more the data leaked to the Chinese government.
Grok is owned by a Russian asset who stole America’s health and social security data. And it’s a garbage AI.
The DHS is less xenophobic about South Africans than Chinese.
That must mean it’s useful.
Daddy Trump doesn’t have shares in that one.
Why were they using it in the first place?
We’re calling it SuperSeeker now.
openai/ms/google losing money over having to justify the spendning on all that datacenters an chips, need people to depend and use it.
I love you, I hate you, I love you, I hate you.
Trump Admin on China. They must wake up thinking what position do we have today
i.e. We can make money from you, You cut money from us, We can make money from you, You cut money from us.
No, it’s more like, what do we say to make the most money today.
Frankly, I trust the Chinese models and tools over those from the US. I know for a fact that the Trump Regime wants to hurt and exploit everybody, just because it can.
As a European its always very hypocritical when the US warns of Huawei Hardware when there were cases of tampered Cisco Hardware. I would not really trust the Chinese Router either way but when it comes to AI models…the local chinese bias model seems to be the better choice than the one that lives on a server over there in the USA. As long as I dont ask for historical data, social studies or the Tianman Square it should be good no? What could it do? Hide the communist manifest (do they still care about that anyway?) in some bash script?
make sure you don’t ask the american LLM about Palestine 😹
You can also use Heretic to decensor open-weight models, and there aren’t many of those being produced by American labs.
Personally, I would prefer the Swiss’s open Apertus models to become competitive, but they are at least a year and a half behind the Chinese at this point IMO. It will be a while before European offerings are good enough.
It’s self hosted tho?? I don’t get it. Isn’t remote-togglable stuff way more dangerous, like I don’t know, the Star Link?
You realize they want money to be spent, right?
This ain’t about saving money.
Wdym they have a online offering
I would assume the gov agencies self host their instances due to sensitive data. But even if they don’t, why not switch to self host?
Self hosting costs money in the form of computing hardware
nah they are using anthropoic, openai, MS, and google even.
I see on openrouter there are like a couple dozens (if not more) of American companies where their business model is “spend some billions to build datacenters to host deepseek, surely someone will pay the bills”
Can’t stop me from running a local model. China has always been the boogeyman. Not that there aren’t valid criticisms against the Chinese government but I’m tired of this when we do it it’s good but when China does it it’s bad mindset. Bring back Huawei and Xiaomi phones.
Edit: Also these so-called capitalists want to ban the superior product instead of competing. It seems to me that China makes superior products. Why learn from them when you can ban the competition?
I’ve always liked the cheaper Chinese phones and products, and I honestly don’t understand what people are stressing about.
I, personally, am not a huge power or some threat or anything important to be honest.
My government might care about what I get up to but I really doubt my data is of much use to China at all.
Every government is watching and tracking. But I highly doubt some random girl in Europe is a priority for China.
Don’t run deep seek or you’ll be in deep shit.
Why is that?
Obviously because trust me bro.







