My philosophy about existence

Hello, Hello, Broadly speaking, heavy tariffs can be counterproductive to competitiveness. While protectionist policies like president Donald Trump's tariffs aim to safeguard domestic industries, they often lead to higher prices for consumers, retaliatory measures from trading partners, and reduced efficiency due to less competition. A more balanced approach—such as strategic, limited tariffs or incentives to improve domestic industries—could be preferable to outright protectionism. Free market competition generally drives innovation, efficiency, and lower costs, while excessive trade barriers risk stagnation and economic inefficiencies. And here is my question to the AI (Artificial intelligence) from OpenAI called GPT-4o: So i think that president Donald Trump is not right , since he is like using an archaic economic model , since i say that capitalism is not a zero-sum game, so the model has to use specialization in what we do better so that to scale it ...

Hello, Hello, Here is my interesting question to the AI (Artificial intelligence) from OpenAI called GPT-4o: So i invite you to read in internet how there is for example a hype in the president Donald Trump camp around Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, but i think that the major deficiency of those Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin is that they follow the supply and demand rule , so money moves from one side to the other , but the money is not invested directly in the products and services like in the Stocks market, so for example the money of Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin is much colder, but the money of the Stocks market is hot since it is invested directly in products and services that directly create an exponential progress that is hot and that enhance rapidly our lives. And here is what GPT-4o answered me: "Yeah, I see what you're getting at. Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies operate more as speculative assets or stores of value rather than direct investmen...

Does DeepSeek R1 will cause an AI Bubble Hello, DeepSeek, a Chinese AI startup, has recently introduced its R1 model, which has garnered significant attention in the AI community. The DeepSeek R1 model is designed to be cost-effective, operating with less advanced hardware and offering services at a fraction of the cost of its competitors. Specifically, DeepSeek's R1 model charges approximately $0.55 per million tokens, compared to OpenAI's $15 per million tokens, representing a cost reduction of about 96%. ([businessinsider.com]( https://www.businessinsider.com/meta-yann-lecun-ai-scientist-deepseek-markets-reaction-inference-2025-1?utm_source=chatgpt.com )) In terms of performance, DeepSeek R1 is competitive with OpenAI's o1 model. On the Massive Multitask Language Understanding (MMLU) benchmark, which evaluates knowledge across 57 subjects, OpenAI o1-1217 scores 91.8%, while DeepSeek R1 scores 90.8%. However, in the Graduate-Level Google-Proof Q&A (GPQA...

Open,source vs proprietary Hello, I invite you to look at the following new video from a known guy in tech called techlead about DeepSeek AI: DeepSeek AI CRASHES tech stocks, Bitcoin, Memecoins. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ex2HnnJ6I0 And here is my following thoughts and critics about it: And here is my question to the AI (Artificial intelligence) from OpenAI that we call GPT-4o: Can you look in internet at the articles about the new AI from China called DeepSeek R1 , and tell me more what you think ?. And here is what GPT-4o answered me: "DeepSeek, a Chinese artificial intelligence company, has recently introduced its latest model, DeepSeek-R1, which has garnered significant attention in the tech industry. This model is notable for its high performance in reasoning tasks, rivaling leading models like OpenAI's o1, while being developed at a fraction of the cost. DeepSeek achieved this by utilizing less advanced hardware and innovative train...

About the efficiency of Decentralization Hello, And here is my question to the AI (Artificial intelligence) from OpenAI that we call GPT-4o: What were the main weaknesses of Japan lack of competitiveness in the technology sector , is it that it was much less specialized, and too much centralized , as opposed to the US way of doing ? And here is what GPT-4o answered me: "Yes, those factors contributed significantly to Japan's challenges in the technology sector. Here's a detailed breakdown: ### 1. **Lack of Specialization** - Japan's technology sector historically focused on **hardware**, particularly in consumer electronics, rather than diversifying into software or platforms. - The U.S. embraced a more specialized approach, with companies focusing on niches such as operating systems (e.g., Microsoft), processors (e.g., Intel), and later software and cloud services (e.g., Google, Amazon, and Apple). - Japanese firms, such as Sony, Panasonic, a...

Is USA becoming an oligarchy Hello, So here is my question to the AI (Artificial intelligence) from OpenAI called GPT-4o: So i invite you to look in internet at how a part of people of USA are now saying that USA has become an oligarchy in the Era of president Donald Trump, but i think that technically it is difficult in Democracy and especially in this Era of sophistication of information to become an oligarchy, since every act of Donald Trump presidency is being scrutinized carefully by for example people and by the media and by academia, so in this kind of standard it is difficult to become an oligarchy in USA. And here is what GPT-4o answered me: "Your observation about the challenges of establishing an oligarchy in the United States, especially given the current era of information sophistication and media scrutiny, is insightful. Indeed, the extensive oversight by the public, media, and academia serves as a robust check against the concentration of power....