[alightsoul]

so you can't believe a private enterprise in a non democratic country can be capitalist. surely there must be state involvement because they aren't democratic and it's open weights which is definetely not just a marketing tactic because you definetely can run it on a desktop. companies like alibaba have 1 model initiative spread across several fields. so basically China for some unexplainable reason has duplicate models. (it's because they have a capitalist economy, even though the government is not democratic)

to you, it's plainly obvious that a non american, non-european company engaging in open source and releasing research means they are state owned and seek to destroy the US when this line of thinking is exactly the result of the red scare.

[estearum]

It has nothing to do with democracy and I don't know why you keep injecting that. There's state involvement because it's a communist country. You should let the CCP know that their government is uninvolved and lacks effective control over the top AI labs in their country. They would be very surprised to hear this and they may reward you for your valuable information.

> to you, it's plainly obvious that a non american, non-european company engaging in open source and releasing research means they are state owned and seek to destroy the US when this line of thinking is exactly the result of the red scare.

No, that's not really my argument. You should stop raising strawmen.