@julien_c: Who will be the “deepseek of the west”?
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A tweet discusses the need for an American equivalent of DeepSeek, with Anthony Pompliano advocating for open source AI models from the US to become the default quickly.
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Who will be the “deepseek of the west”?
Anthony Pompliano 🌪 (@APompliano): We need open source, American AI models to become the default as quickly as possible.
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