Dario Amodei sagte, die Entscheidung des Präsidenten, den Verkauf von KI-Chips an China zu erlauben, sei wie ein „Verkauf von Atomwaffen an Nordkorea“.
Dario Amodei sagte, die Entscheidung des Präsidenten, den Verkauf von KI-Chips an China zu erlauben, sei wie ein „Verkauf von Atomwaffen an Nordkorea“.
It’s really not, but doesn’t get headlines I guess and anyone here that agrees is just as dumb especially when you see this site talk about how dumb ai is
amitash1 on
AI chips aren’t nukes. They’re infrastructure.
Blocking sales won’t stop China from getting AI, it just guarantees they stop needing us.
HappierShibe on
Reminder: Dario Amodei is a lunatic who says AGI already happened, and nothing he says should be trusted or taken seriously.
rjsmith21 on
Don’t give him ideas
EscapeFacebook on
I’m more worried about Russia and my own government than China right now.
WorldInWonder on
Don’t worry they don’t want them anyway. China recently stopped Nvidia’s imports.
engineered_academic on
They are going to take those chips, dissect them if they haven’t already, come up with their own fabs, and sink the technical advantage of Taiwan. This lowers the value of Taiwan in chip fab and they will have carte blanche to attack the island while also providing us the lifeline for the American economy. Game over dudes it’s been a good run.
DotGroundbreaking50 on
Show many one useful thing that AI is actually doing.
Dimensional_Shrimp on
oddly enough, banning these chips from their country only forces them to start innovating and thus compete, letting them buy these strangely enough tampers their desire to build up those supply chains. they were already getting these chips through singapore
Weekly_Put_7591 on
I’ve enjoyed using Claude Code extensively, but it’s clear that China represents competition to OAI and Anthropic so they’re attacking. China’s government isn’t blame free, but some of the best open source models I’ve used have come out of China.
Rot-Orkan on
So, I feel like I keep seeing billionaires likening AI stuff to nukes. I can’t help but feel it’s like it’s some kind of propaganda to make AI seem way bigger and more important than it actually is (and by AI, I mean the generative stuff, not AI as a concept). It’s just another way to get the AI bubble to keep inflating.
ZanthrinGamer on
actually if you could get them stuck on chip architecture from the US we would be in a better position long term than if they develop thier own inhouse that we can’t control. they would become wholly dependent on that US company working with them.
weHaveThoughts on
I’m going to make a wild assumption and say, “Trump would sell his buddy in North Korea nuclear weapons if he thought he could get away with it.”
AntifaSuperSoldier13 on
Lmfao AI can hardly even code
SanityAsymptote on
Considering AGI is functionally off the table with our current technology at this point, he’s more worried about his bottom line now.
Erryday-im-hustlin on
Is it though?
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It’s really not, but doesn’t get headlines I guess and anyone here that agrees is just as dumb especially when you see this site talk about how dumb ai is
AI chips aren’t nukes. They’re infrastructure.
Blocking sales won’t stop China from getting AI, it just guarantees they stop needing us.
Reminder: Dario Amodei is a lunatic who says AGI already happened, and nothing he says should be trusted or taken seriously.
Don’t give him ideas
I’m more worried about Russia and my own government than China right now.
Don’t worry they don’t want them anyway. China recently stopped Nvidia’s imports.
They are going to take those chips, dissect them if they haven’t already, come up with their own fabs, and sink the technical advantage of Taiwan. This lowers the value of Taiwan in chip fab and they will have carte blanche to attack the island while also providing us the lifeline for the American economy. Game over dudes it’s been a good run.
Show many one useful thing that AI is actually doing.
oddly enough, banning these chips from their country only forces them to start innovating and thus compete, letting them buy these strangely enough tampers their desire to build up those supply chains. they were already getting these chips through singapore
I’ve enjoyed using Claude Code extensively, but it’s clear that China represents competition to OAI and Anthropic so they’re attacking. China’s government isn’t blame free, but some of the best open source models I’ve used have come out of China.
So, I feel like I keep seeing billionaires likening AI stuff to nukes. I can’t help but feel it’s like it’s some kind of propaganda to make AI seem way bigger and more important than it actually is (and by AI, I mean the generative stuff, not AI as a concept). It’s just another way to get the AI bubble to keep inflating.
actually if you could get them stuck on chip architecture from the US we would be in a better position long term than if they develop thier own inhouse that we can’t control. they would become wholly dependent on that US company working with them.
I’m going to make a wild assumption and say, “Trump would sell his buddy in North Korea nuclear weapons if he thought he could get away with it.”
Lmfao AI can hardly even code
Considering AGI is functionally off the table with our current technology at this point, he’s more worried about his bottom line now.
Is it though?