He’s a very good businessman like most Chinese people. Lmao. He’s for open models simply because they are almost all trained on Nvidia moat . The more they spread the better for Nvidia and its ecosystem. If Chinese open models were all trained on Chinese moat/chips with zero reliance on Nvidia, then you can bet he won’t be singing the same song lmao . lol
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In my opinion, it's more about maintaining a competitive landscape.He’s a very good businessman like most Chinese people. Lmao. He’s for open models simply because they are almost all trained on Nvidia moat . The more they spread the better for Nvidia and its ecosystem. If Chinese open models were all trained on Chinese moat/chips with zero reliance on Nvidia, then you can bet he won’t be singing the same song lmao . lol
Huge US labs like Anthropic and OpenAI have been making efforts to corner the market and essentially, outlaw or regulate their competition to death. With only 3-5 major players in the US AI market, they can essentially check Nvidia via procurement. Having healthy competition stops that from happening.
The strongest open source players are all Chinese and they're switching to Chinese hardware anyway. Looks inevitable.
UBS notes that China's AI training costs are just 10% of those abroad, yet the sector still achieves healthy gross margins and possesses global competitiveness.
How are Chinese AI models going to make a profit? What is their business plan?