Finoverse

Things that are easy for humans are hard for machines. And vice versa.

It's called the Moravec's paradox. Dr. Hon Weng Chong told @saraykin why it matters for what comes next.

Matt White had lunch with senior DeepSeek staff. One detail stood out more than anything technical.

No ego. No race to be first author on a paper. No one chasing a seven-figure salary.

Just people working together to solve problems, in a resource-constrained environment.

Full Episode: youtu.be/zHi0jy4MK4c?si…

@saraykin

Everyone assumes China's AI labs are black boxes.

Matt White, AI CTO at The Linux Foundation, visited DeepSeek, Moonshot, Qwen, and Minimax.

What he found was the opposite.

Chinese labs invited him in. Shared their research. Showed him what they're building.

US labs? They talk off the record. Maybe. If you're lucky.

Full Episode: youtu.be/zHi0jy4MK4c?si…

@saraykin

There are real instances of customer service chatbots giving away refunds they shouldn't have. Some have been jailbroken.

Until we build deterministic guardrails in code, agents can't be decision-makers on anything that matters.

Find out on Finoverse: youtu.be/zHi0jy4MK4c?si…

Matt White | @saraykin

There are two competing narratives in the West about China's AI: either they're just copy-pasting everything we do, or export controls are crippling them.

Matt White says both are wrong.

China figured out how to get more mileage from less. Those innovations are now being adopted by US labs and API providers.

Watch the full episode: youtu.be/zHi0jy4MK4c?si…

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