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    Chinas Open-Source-Modelle machen 30 % der weltweiten KI-Nutzung aus, angeführt von Qwen und DeepSeek
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    Chinas Open-Source-Modelle machen 30 % der weltweiten KI-Nutzung aus, angeführt von Qwen und DeepSeek

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    1. defenestrate_urself on

      > *According to the empirical study of 100 trillion tokens by OpenRouter, Chinese open-source LLMs‘ global share started from a low base of 1.2 per cent in late 2024 to reach nearly 30 per cent*

      30% market share in just over a year is impressive. The progress of open source will be a real headache for the monetisation of closed source models imo. Not that there won’t be users willing to pay.

      But given the massive amounts of investment that OpenAI et al are demanding, is there *enough* paying users to convince investors to keep pouring in the money in an attempt to reach AGI nivarna. I’m not so sure.

      I think the like’s of Google who have existing alternative revenue streams to back them up will likely win out the AI race by the simple fact that they can keep going for longer.

    4. virtual_adam on

      The gap will just get worse if states are allowed to set specific model restrictions

      The US will lag behind trying to appease 50 different sets of laws. While the open source models will bypass their performance while being illegal to run commercially in the US (because they don’t care about state laws)

      Essentially, just like EVs, the rest of the world will have cheap high quality LLMs while the US has something at the level of GPT-2

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