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Thanks, I was not aware of this distinction. But I think my argument still stands though? Users can run Deepseek locally, so unless the US Gov't wants to reach

by beAbU 2y ago

Thanks, I was not aware of this distinction. But I think my argument still stands though? Users can run Deepseek locally, so unless the US Gov't wants to reach for book burning levels or idiocy, there is not really a feasible way to ban the American public of running DeepSeek, no?

shafyy 2y ago
Yes, your argument still stands. But I think it's important to stand firm that the term "open source" is not a good label for what these "freeware" LLMs are.
- beAbU 2y ago
  Fair point, agreed.