Craziest thing is it took only $5.5m to train. US labs spend one — maybe two — order of magnitude more for frontier models.
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Question is why and how? Do U.S. labs count human labor (aka. Total comp + benefits) into training as well? Or bad engineering?
I’m far more impressed with announcements like these over o3 and other frontier models that simply are throwing raw compute at a problem that largely requires optimization. DeepSeek seem to have actually put in some effort with very novel solutions to the training efficiency
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Isn’t there a chance that this model is totally fake?
I understand that this position is pure copium
The Chinese do seem to have found a winning formula for training frontier models for far less money.
How much of that cost is the explorer effect? Easier to do it cheaper a second time for example.
No knock to them, they do great work.
But following (esp so far after) is always orders of magnitude cheaper.
It’s all playing out as expected
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Elon Musk claims to have finished a 100,000-strong H100 cluster in four months. How likely is that?
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How was that possible? Where was the biggest cost saving/sinks they avoided?
Yes, but did they pay for the data they scraped from the internet, or just help themselves like every other thieving AI company??
This cost is going to come down dramatically with other countries following suit in rapid succession
Our brains use 20w and can do anything a human can do (obviously) . it seems the chinese have efficiency in their minds when training this, and if scalable...
maybe the time to add one more choice for replit agent/assistant . price is crucial.
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Shared this a while back. Why do you think that is? Here is the ceo deepseek
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China AI company trained Number 6th model in the world with only $3 million.
GPT4 was trained with $80-$100 million
GPT5 Rumored to have been trained with one billion dollars.
China again is finding a way to make it cheaper, better and faster. Why can we do the same? Because we
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Ah yes, only $5.5m for training. Pocket change compared to the billions spent on making sure AI models can flawlessly generate cat memes. Priorities, right? 
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So has raised $12B and has 71 open roles on their career website, except they're not hiring a single PM.
From what I see, they're shipping just fine.
As a PM, not sure how I feel about this 
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