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Post 2 exposing Kimi AI
That's the creators campaign docs I got from Kimi AI after their Kimi K3.1 pro release and thats the narrative they want creators to push, of course I'm out and I'm never gonna say something I don't test myself and give my honest opinion about and I don't want to be involved in this China vs US political situation.
“Great power” is such a butchered term. To be one you need a sphere of influence and able to power projection beyond your borders.
No nation other than the US and China (it’s debatable for China still) can actual project any degree of power.
Hell hath no fury like a gay man scorned.
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Most retarded shit I’ve read.
Just bomb Moscow ffs.
Replying to @davetroy @Restitutor_
Seems Malofeev is paraphrasing Glazyev's column at Zavtra.
In July, he proposed that the "needle" with which to pop the bubble and trigger a market meltdown is an attack on the "global communications network" which "extends into space". In August, he specifically names Starlink.
Yes, if you think Africa would win, you are not correct.
It doesn’t matter if Africa has modern fighter jets if you don’t have the supply chains to maintain them, and if the airforce isn’t large enough to make air superiority matter against a tank onslaught.
Betting against frontier labs #2833921
This chart explains exactly why OpenAI and Anthropic will likely end up missing their future revenue forecasts.
Look at what is happening with opensource AI models. Models with open weights now account for nearly 78% of token volume on this AI gateway, compared to just 22% for closed models and that is a HUGE problem for both companies.
As open models continue getting better, developers and enterprises have more reasons to move away from expensive proprietary models. They can run open models themselves, use cheaper inference providers, and avoid paying a premium for every token. That puts pressure on pricing, margins, and ultimately revenue growth. Even if AI usage continues exploding, it doesn't necessarily mean OpenAI and Anthropic will capture all that spending.
But this is actually extremely bullish for the broader AI infrastructure buildout. Even if OpenAI and Anthropic capture a smaller share of AI spending, the demand for compute isn't going anywhere. If anything, cheaper and more accessible models could accelerate AI adoption, driving even more demand for GPUs, memory, networking, power, and data centers.
This is why I continue to be so bullish on the companies supplying the infrastructure behind AI.
Tf is with online Indians having the worst inferiority complex out of any single ethnic group?
There seriously is no one else that tops this shit?
It’s getting so much more apparent that AI will effectively wash away every other aspect of geopolitics.
It will not matter about GDP, military spending, land area, population.
All those things will just be a function of AI very soon.
































