DeepSeek - Cheaper AI is better for all

DeepSeek could certainly accelerate the amount of tinkering / experimenting / prototyping folks do with AI. With lower cost barriers, why not try out more things?

But once enterprises find use cases they want to scale up into production, I think there will be real hesitations around trust. How do you handle the inherent bias in the training data? Or how those bias will show up in a reasoning agent? Or worse?

I think the real question is what are the implications if a US based company takes a similar approach that DeepSeek did

AI is becoming more powerful at the same time it's becoming more accessible. Amazing!

Cheaper AI is better for all. It will lead to more education, more experimentation and thus more production use. Excited for this year!

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