Why do you guys forget ChatSutra? It's not good as ChatGPT or Deepseek, but its good, made in India and support multiple languages (more than any ai model). I use it regularly and find it better than GPT 3.5 and equivalent to GPT 4. 1 1 replies
Stop these censoring posts on DeepSeek. Its obvious they will have censorship as they are from China. Download their open source models and run locally, no censorship, as showed in the screenshots below. Stop these censoring posts on DeepSeek. Its obvious they will have censorship as they are from China. Download their open source models and run locally, no censorship, as showed in the screenshots below. 3 1 replies
Suppose I bought a 1 TB Google Drive plan for one month, and I used up the full storage or 500 GB of it.If I dont renew the plan for the next month, will my files get deleted and will only 15 GB remain? Will I still be able to access and download all my files, and just not be able to upload new one Suppose I bought a 1 TB Google Drive plan for one month, and I used up the full storage or 500 GB of it.If I dont renew the plan for the next month, will my files get deleted and will only 15 GB remain? Will I still be able to access and download all my files, and just not be able to upload new one 4 3 replies
Why is there such a big meltdown over deepseek by the Indian community? India was never in the AI race to begin with. Almost everyone on reddit had settled on the fact that India was a doomed country. There is no Indian university that is top 10 in the world, no focus on R & D, no good higher education, low iqs, and no intereytowards science. Even in the space race there are only 4 countries who are serious about space and India is always the last to accomplish something. Our priorities are more on religion and caste. Also our GDP per... 4 Reply
China goes full robotic. Insane developments. At the moment, it’s a heated race between USA and China 5 6 replies
Nvidia Loses Nearly $600 Billion As China's DeepSeek Jolts Tech Shares Nvidia Loses Nearly $600 Billion As China's DeepSeek Jolts Tech Shares 1 3 replies
Sony's first integrated circuit radio, from 1967, ICR-100. It was the world's smallest with a loudspeaker 5 Reply
