@realWeZZard: It's really a pity to see Manus now Among the core founders, there are those with U.S. living experience, plus exceptio…
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The article expresses disappointment in Manus for not utilizing its founders' U.S. living experience and exceptional engineering capabilities to dominate the American market by 2026.
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Anyone wonder why americans lag so far behind in the open LLM market?
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@shitunote: Andrew Ng: I might be the only person in the world who has had both Sam and Dario work under me. “One thing I absolutely wouldn’t have guessed a few years ago is that China would eventually become much more open than the US in terms of AI innovation. I know the US AI ecosystem very well because I founded Google Brain, etc. I might be the only person in the world who has had both Sam and Dario work under me. So I am very familiar with their teams. When ChatGPT was released in late 2022, the US was far ahead of China. But since then, China has played its cards well—betting on open source and open-weight ecosystems. Chinese teams do research and publish their research papers for free on the internet, accessible to anyone. By the way, many top US teams extensively read Chinese research papers, learn from them, and benefit. Frankly, many technologies used by top US teams now come from research innovations learned from China. So I think knowledge sharing is a two-way street.”
Andrew Ng shares personal experience, noting that Sam Altman and Dario Amodei once worked under him, and comments that China is more open than the US in AI innovation, making progress through open source and open-weight ecosystems. Knowledge exchange between China and the US has become bidirectional.
@FinanceYF5: 1/ Keeping one foot in your home country and one foot in Silicon Valley is becoming a unique advantage for entrepreneurs. Over half of the billion-dollar companies in the US were founded or co-founded by immigrants; in early investments by a16z Apps, 44% have international founders. Why is a multinational background becoming a moat?
Over half of the billion-dollar companies in the US were founded or co-founded by immigrants; in early investments by a16z Apps, 44% have international founders. A multinational background is becoming a unique advantage and moat for entrepreneurs.