They're gonna have a hard time making it illegal to download a completely open source software lol
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Unfortunately, as I've learned recently, it doesn't look like Deepseek is actually open source.
You can download the model, but unless I'm misunderstanding, that feels comparable to calling Photoshop open source because you can download the .exe file on your computer.
Its MIT licensed. Meaning the code is open but the license is permissible in that copy's can be subsequently closed. This is unlike with the GPL most generally associated with open source code.
Do not tempt them to outlaw open source.
Facebook already tipped their hand by prematurely banning posts about Linux.
Well now I'm just gonna download it even harder.
Is this the bill that will finally bring egg prices down?
In evil badcountry, the regime makes it a crime simply to posess things from Outside
Oh I thought we just did Executive Orders these days. Interesting for Congress to want to be in the pocket of the three richest men in the United States, too.
Because prohibition works, right?
I guess competition isn't a thing in the us anymore. What a bunch of pussies.
Yes, that will definitely put the toothpaste back.
Damn. Okay, everyone that's already grabbed a copy off of Ollama needs to upload it back.
Why doesn't "Open"AI just train gpt5 with deepseek, and reclaim their stock valuation?
DeepSeek did everything right, it will not be possible to ban when anyone can run distilled versions on their own mid-high end consumer hardware and even full version.
The only way to access OpenAI o1 is through their API.
“The downloading of deep seek is causing the prices of eggs to rise, so stop the downloading and the prices will fall!”
It still makes mistakes with basic Physics 101 questions, but so far it's the only LLM I've used which gets it right 80%~ of the time instead of 30%~ with ChatGPT or Google.
They didn't even give it a snappy acronym name, this country can't do anything right anymore 😒