EN — LARRY ROMANOFF: China’s DeepSeek and the Criminal World of American AI — Part 2 – The Response

China’s DeepSeek and the Criminal World of American AI

Part 2 – The Response

By Larry Romanoff

 

 

Everybody Praised DeepSeek . . .

Then Everybody Bashed it . . .

China Stole All OpenAI’s Data. Oh, no, wait . . .

Then the CIA Cyber-Attacks . ..

 

Everybody Praised DeepSeek . . .

 

EN — LARRY ROMANOFF: China’s DeepSeek and the Criminal World of American AI — Part 1 – The Emergence

 

 

 

China’s DeepSeek and the Criminal World of American AI

Part 1 – The Emergence

By Larry Romanoff

 

The Emergence of DeepSeek

DeepSeek’s Innovative Advantages

Everybody was Surprised

Some Bad News – DeepSeek was a “side project”

More Bad News – Stock Prices

Still More Bad News – DeepSeek is free

Yet Still More Bad News – Other Chinese firms are doing this too

This is an essay in three parts. Most readers today are already familiar with the story of the emergence of DeepSeek so I won’t spend much time reiterating the event. This isn’t so much the story of DeepSeek as it is the revelation of the underlying circumstances of American AI development, details which the Western media have conveniently ignored and which no other writers seem to have noticed. This is also an essay documenting that our world is seldom as we imagine it to be. See Parts 2 and 3.