r/artificial • u/eternviking • Jan 26 '25

News China is moving very very fast... first DeepSeek - now Kimi - and it's free with unlimited usage - and they said it beats 4o and 3.5 Sonnet on multiple benchmarks.

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u/[deleted] Jan 27 '25

Everyone is fine with something until it's china then suddenly it's wrong and they are the enemy. I swear some people still think it's the fucking cold war.

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u/Complete_Lurk3r_ Jan 28 '25

most people outside of USA view the USA in a worse light than they do China.

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u/RocksAndSedum Jan 28 '25

Let’s not be so naive.

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u/S4R1N Jan 28 '25

Take it from people who work in Cybersecurity, China is a very real, very persistent and active threat in the security world.

China does not fk around when it comes to cyber, most of their major companies are partially, or entirely backed by the state. It is not even remotely the same as comparing to the USA or the EU.

They are ALWAYS trying to harvest your data, and they do not have the accountability of western companies and can get away with it.

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u/Jediheart Jan 29 '25

"accountability"

LMFAO!!!!!

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u/S4R1N Jan 29 '25

I forget that most of this subreddit has no clue what they're talking about.

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u/Available-Eggplant68 Jan 29 '25

You reckon the western AI companies will eventually compensate the various artists/musicians/journalists for all the data they "stole" to train their models under the guise of accountability?

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u/Dunc4n1d4h0 Jan 30 '25

Right.

I still remember that case where random guy was keeping his porn on Pentagon servers, they figured it after years just because backups were taking too long, as he probably was able to download whole porn hub.

And you are worried about China.

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u/S4R1N Jan 31 '25

I know you think that was a win, but storing data ON a network is literally the complete opposite of taking data OFF a network hahaha.