The world is abuzz with the news about DeepSeek, the new open source AI platform that changed the paradigm regarding how much time, money, and processing power is required to develop advanced artificial intelligence systems.
Its origin in communist China only adds to its mystery—and concern for those of us in the West.
Big Chinese companies, including automaker Great Wall Motor and the country’s three largest telecom companies, have recently announced they’re getting behind DeepSeek and integrating it into their operations.
If the global artificial intelligence race hadn’t already begun, it’s in full swing now.
There’s just one problem with DeepSeek: It can’t work.
We’ve all heard the term GIGO, which stands for “garbage in, garbage out.” It’s a truism not only about the data we put into computers, but the food we eat and the entertainment…
