> If you're so worried, you could run it in an airgapped Faraday cage and do all your training in that environment. Just don't run it on any centrifuges.

Really? More rhetoric that minimizes legitimate security concerns?

Again, if someone wants to make the claim that such concerns are "low probability" that would at least be defensible.

In this case, I think the concern about security is overly paranoid. DeepSeek isn't just some unknown nickname of a random developer on GitHub, it's a legitimate company that has made headlines, has a known CEO, publishes research, and is actively trying to attract talent. They've open-sourced a lot of their work, including 3FS, which is fully available on GitHub. So while a backdoor is theoretically possible (just like an asteroid hitting Earth), I think the original poster's question is exaggerated and likely influenced by the fact that the company is Chinese.