Comment by __float 7 days ago They wanted capitalism, no? Here's the competition in the market. 8 comments __float Reply Lalabadie 7 days ago Yes, hah. Historically, the US got its moment to define for everyone what the rules of capitalism and globalization are, and China then played to win. jshen 7 days ago Is kimi making a profit? How subsidized is it by the Chinese government? bdcravens 7 days ago Is that any worse than being subsidized by VC? They're playing the same game as the western labs, just with slightly different players. malshe 7 days ago Chinese government vs American VCs doesn't equate to "slight different players." 4 replies →
Lalabadie 7 days ago Yes, hah. Historically, the US got its moment to define for everyone what the rules of capitalism and globalization are, and China then played to win.
jshen 7 days ago Is kimi making a profit? How subsidized is it by the Chinese government? bdcravens 7 days ago Is that any worse than being subsidized by VC? They're playing the same game as the western labs, just with slightly different players. malshe 7 days ago Chinese government vs American VCs doesn't equate to "slight different players." 4 replies →
bdcravens 7 days ago Is that any worse than being subsidized by VC? They're playing the same game as the western labs, just with slightly different players. malshe 7 days ago Chinese government vs American VCs doesn't equate to "slight different players." 4 replies →
malshe 7 days ago Chinese government vs American VCs doesn't equate to "slight different players." 4 replies →
Yes, hah. Historically, the US got its moment to define for everyone what the rules of capitalism and globalization are, and China then played to win.
Is kimi making a profit? How subsidized is it by the Chinese government?
Is that any worse than being subsidized by VC? They're playing the same game as the western labs, just with slightly different players.
Chinese government vs American VCs doesn't equate to "slight different players."
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