was it ever open to anything else? I signed up last week with my google email. If you're Chinese tho pretty much all services there rely on Chinese phone numbers rather than email

Edit: they’re claiming cyberattacks and limiting registrations

idk i was able to sign up with outlook via the app a couple days ago

What does this mean? Not familiar with a lot of investment stuff and not sure how to get started

Truly some revolutionary technology

I tried today it didn't work

Heard it crashed because of attacks

Nvidia crashing bc of this is so dumb

I mean you dont even need to do all that it says the same even if you ask it who the leader of China is

But f*** the tech bros regardless none of this is good for us tbh just will serve to further the divide. But I honestly think China would do more good in the world if they became the leaders in AI than American corps

I signed up yesterday but servers getting wrecked ever since last night.

can OP delete anti china comments?

It’s just the percent of stocks one has allocated to US and non US markets

It means he SQL injected his company's API gateway, giving him access to the code database. He's bankrupting them because he connected his local VLANs straight to the targets and now he gets all their data funneled into his DMZ.

Bro is like Mr. Robot basically

Lmfaoooooooo amazing

from reddit of course

And then they’ll realize how totalitarian it is over there and run back to America

we won

China has researched and collected data much longer than USA

If China don’t beat US in AI race, it’s embarrassing

It wouldn’t surprise me if China already has found cure(s) to cancer with AI by now

I work at an investment research firm, our clients are some of the biggest asset management firms in the public markets.

I’m not on the TMT research team, but here’s a note that our a***yst based out of Asia covering Deep Seeks’ semis/infrastructure posted this morning:

Numerous reports emerged over the weekend highlighting how a Chinese AI company, referred to as "Startup X," has surprised global observers, including those in Silicon Valley, by developing a large-scale language model (671 billion parameters) with a budget of just $5.6 million and using lower-tier GPUs (comparable to the H800 series). In contrast, leading tech giants like Meta, Alphabet, and Microsoft have invested upwards of $100 billion in capital expenditures to achieve comparable outcomes, with Meta’s Llama-3.1 reportedly trained at an approximate cost of $500 million.

This development has prompted a***ysts to reevaluate the efficiency of capital allocation and spending strategies among major tech companies. Questions are being raised about whether advancements in cost-efficient training and inference methodologies could signal reduced demand for AI hardware, which could negatively impact Nvidia and similar players in the market. As a result, Nvidia, certain Japanese semiconductor stocks, and U.S. S&P 500 futures have already seen declines.

Fortunately, we’ve previously explored the operations of "Startup X" during past discussions, including a session titled *AI Inference – xxxx” In that call, the expert highlighted key factors driving the company’s success, including its use of Mixture-of-Experts (MoE) techniques, high-quality reasoning datasets, and FP8 mixed-precision training approaches.

Lmk when cancer is cured. This s*** is a waste of time til then

China needs to hurry up and become the global pharmacy/westworld us already