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Chinese firms like Alibaba, Baidu and DeepSeek are open sourcing AI models to bypass US curbs, decentralize development, and tap global talent for refinement

but BoFA sees a correction coming Wency Chen / South China Morning Post : AMD CEO Lisa Su visits China, touting AI chip compatibility with DeepSeek, Alibaba models Callum Keown / Barron's Online : Baidu Stock Jumps as Chinese Market Leaves US in Its Dust The Economic Times : DeepSeek's disruption triggers AI race in China as Baidu, Tencent, Alibaba ramp up efforts Dylan Butts / CNBC : Baidu, once China's generative AI leader, is battling to regain its position Bluesky: Tony Tassell / @tonytassell : Why China is suddenly flooding the market with open-source AI models - column from June Yoon.  “If OpenAI, Google and Microsoft have already won the AI race as we know it, then China's best move would not be to compete — it would be to make winning meaningless.” www.ft.com/content/13df...

Financial Times June Yoon

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  • @tonytassell Tony Tassell on bluesky
    Why China is suddenly flooding the market with open-source AI models - column from June Yoon.  “If OpenAI, Google and Microsoft have already won the AI race as we know it, then China's best move would not be to compete — it would be to make winning meaningless.” www.ft.com/conten…