The Chinese labs are just arms of the Chinese government. They have no obligation to be profitable or please (private) investors. If they weaken/collapse American models, then that is the ROI to the lab owners.

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horsawlarway 23 minutes ago | parent [-]

This is a pretty strange take on an article explicitly pointing out the profitability of chinese models.

Further, even if this is your take (and I won't touch the geopolitics here, maybe you're right, maybe you're not regarding ulterior motives) - go use non chinese open models that are also good.

Laguna, Nemotron, Mistral, Arcee, Llama, etc...

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WarmWash 11 minutes ago | parent [-]

China has sandbox capitalism. In the sandbox it looks and feels like capitalism, but the sandbox itself exists in a communist framework, and the state still controls all the inputs, outputs, and can intervene at any point as they please.

In organic capitalism you need to compel arrays of discrete private entities to invest in your idea. In sandbox capitalism, the money can just appear in any amount at the behest of a single controlling individual.

	▲	throawayonthe 2 minutes ago \| parent [-]
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