DeepSeek is really deep scam? Did you throw it out to shake the financial market?
This week, the release of a Chinese artificial intelligence engine called DeepSeek sent a bulldozer through a wall street. Rival AI companies have lost hundreds of billions of dollars after their new children sold and sold. I came to block。
But as Peter Schwizer and Eric Eggers are paying attention to this episode. Drill downTiming is suspicious. “This can be a replay of the lab leak in 2020,” says Schwas. “We are simply discussing how this was developed, the claims that were made, and the reality of non -true claims.”
The US AI software development was $ 1 trillion in the United States yesterday.
Microsoft, Alphabet (Google), Openai, and other companies in the United States spend hundreds of millions of AI products, DeepSeek owned by Chinese hedge funds, and only $ 5 Deepseek It claims that it was built for $ 6 from. Millions of millions。
“Well, I know that the number is not accurate,” says Schwizer. Deepseek Exclusion Experiments related to previous research, architecture, algorithm, or data. “They also excluded the cost of employees' salaries and other fixed capital expenditures,” said Schwizer. “The numbers are not even accurate for yourself.” The hedge fund behind it, a company called HIGH-FLYER, is hardly known.
DeepSeek's surprising announcement came only six days later, only six days after President Donald Trump announced a large plan to spend $ 500 billion private sector investment on projects called Stargate, AI.
“In China, there is a view called the” Disposal War “written in my last book trying to defeat enemies without fighting enemies,” says Schwizer. “And I know that China is lying about all kinds of things. For example, they can't rely on their financial data or economic data.”
Both Schweizer and Eggers believe that after seeing experiments using DeepSeek chatbots, CCP hidden hands are involved. Eggers says he is struggling when he was asked about the “Tank Man”, who was asked by a Chinese who was in front of the tank and a slaughtered protest when he rolled into Tiananmen Square in 1989.
Eggers explains, “I watched online videos online, started answering that question, and said,” I'm sorry, I can't do it. “
So, is China really catching up with the United States with artificial intelligence? Most of the observers do not believe so, but the Chinese are getting better. According to the Wall Street Observer (and past drill down guests) Charlie Gas Parino, leading the United States is a “real test of American exceptionalism.”
The timing is also doubtful because it is close to the threatening prohibition in the United States in Tiktok, a social media app in China.
“DeepSeek has been negotiated in conducting joint research with the joint venture with Tiktok's parent company, bytedance,” said Schweizer. “And what happened after Deepseek made this announcement? Millions have started using DeepSeek, so this can end around Tactoku.” If Tactoku is banned as a national security threat and a propaganda back gun, the Chinese will use the other company, Deep Shek, to access American data.
A screenshot of DeepSeek questions about the Chinese government's data collection. (According to the government's institutional institutional institutional institute)
Eggers asks if Trump is a Chinese rehabilitation VEN strategy for Leverage, which he believes in tariffs on Chinese products. “This may be a Chinese tariff murderer,” he agrees.
But this news has another interesting aspect worthy of thinking. What are the major US high -tech people about DeepSeek? Why are some of them playing it?
The answer to Schweizer is that in a classic example of “military industrial complex facilities”, US technical executives want to increase more subsidies for artificial intelligence work for the US government's Stargate project. 。 The tactics dedicated to the 1960 presidential election campaign, and succeeded in claiming that the final winner, Senator John F. Kennedy, had suffered the Soviet Union and the Missile Gap. It was wrong, but we have created many new funds for defense contractors.
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