The whole justification for charging their sky high prices is that their model is genuinely more capable than others. If they put a pause on R&D, then DeepSeek will outpace them in a few months charging a fraction of what they do. The real problem with the American AI business model is that LLMs are a generic commodity. It's very hard for any one vendor to differentiate themselves from others. And in such scenarios, the profit trends to zero. There's a race to the bottom where people keep lowering their margins because everyone else is. So, this is why American labs want to create a cartel and control prices. They can't afford the margins to drop to the cost of inference because they're on a hook for insane amounts of money. So, they need the profit rate to stay high to justify themselves as a business. Meanwhile, Chinese companies don't have the same problem because they didn't spend like mad on this tech. And price of electricity in China is also around a third of what it is in the US. These charts are very illustrative incidentally: [image: 7a3dff42-be51-4cd1-9f9c-e70c8c033ca2.png] [image: b851ed99-48ed-4801-92ce-a5610ac670cf.png] https://hai.stanford.edu/news/inside-the-ai-index-12-takeaways-from-the-2026-report

di qualcuno, in mezzo alla strada. Che ti piaccia o no.E come fai per non farti riprendere?Vent'anni fa per non farti fare una foto bastava voltarti, qualcuno alzava la reflex o la telecamera e tu lo vedevi.Adesso serve una competenza da tenere accesa tutto il giorno, qualcosa che si trasforma la passeggiata in una caccia al pervertito.E nessuno ci riesce, almeno non in tempi utili, e da lì in poi si chiama normalità.Ma anche no. qui l'articolo: https://lifehacker.com/tech/protect-privacy-meta-glasses-recording?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=fedica-%252523TechNOlogy3/3

This should be a wake up call for every leader in America. But it won't go noticed.