Andundil’s founder, Palmer Luckey, gives his point of view on Deepseek and Drone Manufacturing on “The Claman Countdown”.
The American entrepreneur Palmer Luckey does not buy a lot of media threw this week on Chinese startups Deepseek Artificial Intelligence (AI) Models and accused the American media of reporting “without thinking” the affirmations of the company.
In an exclusive interview Tuesday Fox Business’ “The claman’s countdown,” said Luckey towards generalized reports on how Deepseek said he had spent only $ 5 million to form an AI model that would be allegedly competitive with certain models of AI Developed in America that cost billions of dollars.
Palmer Luckey, founder of Andundil Industries, during an interview on “The circuit with Emily Chang” at the headquarters of Andundil in Costa Mesa, California, on December 14, 2023. (Kyle Grillot / Bloomberg via Getty Images / Getty Images)
Luckey, who Sold Oculus to Facebook for billions Dollars and is the founder of the defense company Andendil, noted that Deepseek did not publish the complete costs of the two models he developed, and he accused the media of having ignored that a large part of IA startup infrastructure costs is still unknown.
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“I think the problem is that they have published this number specifically to harm American companies,” said Luckey. “You have had a lot of useful idiots in the American media by simply pointing out that this is the case, and neither China nor the media or Deepseek have no incitement to correct the file because many American companies like Nvidia are crushed on the air of hundreds of billions of dollars.
The new application of Chinese AI Deepseek has reached No. 1 in the Apple App Store, triggering a sale of American technological stocks concerning the concerns that the progress of Chinese companies could threaten the results of technology technology giants in the United States and Europe. (Illustration Photo by Justin Sullivan / Getty Images / Getty Images)
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The Deepseek model seems capable of corresponding to the capacity of chatbots such as the Openai chatpt and the Lama of Meta but to a fraction of the cost of development. He also went to N ° 1 on the Apple App Store during the weekend and would be able to use chips with reduced capacity of Nvidia.
These revelations criticized the American technological sector on Monday.
| Teleprinter | Security | Last | Change | Change % |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nvda | NVIDIA Corp. | 128.86 | +10.44 |
+ 8.82% |
| I: Comp | Nasdaq composite index | 19733.586284 | +391.75 |
+ 2.03% |
Luckey conceded that Deepseek has made impressive progress and innovations in AI, but warned to buy too much in what the company reports.
“I do not think that people should take what they say at their nominal value, and they should realize that there are many people who applaud that the United States failed,” he said . “There are people who clearly applaud that our technological companies fail and, obviously, President Trump To fail. It is a shame that so many of them are in the United States.
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“There is a reason for which they have published the news in this way, and if the stock market is an indication, it does exactly what they hoped,” added Luckey. “So look, we can recognize that Chinese AI is a real competitive threat without losing your head on it and falling for CCP [Chinese Communist Party] propaganda.”
Fox Business Suzanne O’Halloran contributed to this report.
