Chinese authorities have recently met with top tech firms about potentially restricting overseas access to China's most advanced AI models, including those yet to be released, three people familiar wi
I'm already running a good model locally for my work and hobbyism. It's only a matter of time before performance is crunched down, and people won't be relying on these huge server farms for what an older GPU can do in a few minutes, rather than paying a fee forever.
Right. After Deepseek copied Anthropic and OpenAI using a technique called distilling. They want to restrict foreign access to make it harder for other AI labs to see what Deepseek copied.
Both Washington and Beijing treating AI models as strategic assets. The real question is: what happens to AI safety cooperation when every major player is building walls?
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