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Ted: I will get the conversation started… At the moment I don’t see DeepSeek in and of itself as the catalyst… but more that the catalyst is how it demonstrates that OpenAI will hardly “own” the space going forward.
by Ted Rubin | Feb 1, 2025 | Featured, Marketing, Miscellaneous, Social Media/Marketing, Uncategorized
Ted: I will get the conversation started… At the moment I don’t see DeepSeek in and of itself as the catalyst… but more that the catalyst is how it demonstrates that OpenAI will hardly “own” the space going forward.
John Andrews: I recently participated in an industry call with AI leaders to explore the implications of DeepSeek AI. The discussion brought forth various perspectives on its impact, resulting in some noteworthy insights:
– Doubts on Cost and Performance: Critics questioned the reported development expenses and whether the system’s performance aligns with its touted capabilities.
– Scrutinizing Training Methods: Suggestions arose that the model might have leveraged existing platforms rather than being built entirely from scratch.
– Balancing Innovation and Efficiency: Despite established efficient development methods, discussions arose regarding the uniqueness of this particular approach.
A particularly engaging topic focused on the potential effects of this advancement on the demand for computing power, chips, data centers, and overall investment in AI. An analogy was made to the early automotive industry, where improvements in engine technology did not reduce the market but instead stimulated growth in car demand, oil consumption, and infrastructure development.
🚀 DeepSeek represents just the beginning. Rather than stifling demand, it paves the way for numerous opportunities, driving significant innovation forward. With the introduction of new, more cost-effective models, AI adoption is poised to increase dramatically, marking the start of a transformative era across various sectors. The possibilities are immense, and we are only beginning to explore them.
While the AI-focused economy is still nascent, efficiency enhancements may streamline expenses without impeding progress. Competition is poised to drive demand, fostering growth rather than limiting it.
I’m keen on your perspective—how do you view DeepSeek’s role in catalyzing broader AI expansion? Let’s engage in a conversation.