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DeepSeek’s $6M Training Headline Was Fake Marketing
February 04, 2025

In episode #2910, Eric Siu and Neil Patel discuss the launch of DeepSeek, a Chinese AI model, and the misleading headlines surrounding its training costs. They explore the competitive landscape of AI, particularly in relation to China’s advancements, and discuss the implications for job markets and business efficiency.

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TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES:

(00:00) DeepSeek’s Controversial Launch and Misleading Headlines

(02:58) The Reality of AI Training Costs and Competition

(05:48) China’s AI Advancements and Global Competition

(08:49) The Impact of AI on Job Markets and Business Efficiency

(11:57) Consumer Behavior Shifts in the Age of AI

(15:02) Navigating AI Tools and Data Privacy Concerns

(17:51) Founders’ Perspectives on AI and Business Strategy

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