Taylor Lorenz
Taylor Lorenz
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DeepSeek and the end of big tech supremacy

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January 28, 2025

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** Special YouTube-only bonus episode of Power User **!

Jason Koebler of 404 media joined me for an emergency bonus Power User episode discussing Deepseek, a groundbreaking open-source AI model that has become the top downloaded app and sent U.S. tech companies into a panic.

We delve into how DeepSeek's open-source approach fosters collaborative innovation, allowing developers worldwide to contribute to its evolution. Then we discuss building decentralized social media platforms that resist government censorship and billionaire control, ensuring autonomy and freedom from centralized oversight.

Jason talks about how tools like Deepseek could pave the way for a freer, more equitable internet—one that empowers users to take back control of their online experiences while fostering resilience against centralized power structures. Jason breaks down what the future of decentralized social media could look like and how we can get there.

#tech #technology #deepseek #ai #socialmedia #creatoreconomy

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Special YouTube-onlyPower UserJason Koebler

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