Elon Musk is not convinced by China’s Deekseek, who wiped billions from the US stock markets. This “one -word” heption is the reason

Elon Musk is not convinced of all claims and the “noise” about China’s AI -Startup Deepseek. To add the context: The US chip maker nvidia became on Monday, January 27th, after the appearance of an inexpensive Chinese generative AI model, which could endanger the dominance of the United States in the rapidly growing industry, of over 500 billion US dollars wiped out. The Ki-Chatbot developed by Deepseek has apparently shown the ability to coordinate the capacity of US ACI tempo seters for a fraction of the investments made by American companies.
Elon Musk reacted to all the hype and the chatter on the same and suggested that Deepseek may have around 50,000 Nvidia Hopper -GPUs. This is against the 10,000 A100 that Deepseek claims. Musk announced his opinion in the response to the recent comments by Alexandr Wang, CEO of Sai Ai CEO, who also explained that Deepseek probably has over 50,000 Nvidia H100S.
Musk and Wang both believe that Deepseek is unable to reveal the actual number of GPUs due to the currently available export controls. Wang spoke to Media on US China Ai-Wett arms that Deepseek has about 50,000 NVIDIA H100, about which they cannot talk about due to the existing US export controls. The interview was shared by a user named Chubby on Twitter. React to Wang’s interview clip; Elon Musk wrote: “Obviously” and confirmed his agreement with Wang’s observation.

In response to another post, Elon Musk called it “deeper”.

Musk also replied to a contribution from the Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff, who had written: “Deepseek is now number 1 in the Appstore and surpasses Chatgpt -no Nvidia -Supercomputer or 100 million US dollars. The actual treasure of the AI ​​is not the UI or the model – they are in raw materials.
Musk replied: “Lmao No.” (Here LMAO stands for making up my ass).

Musk also made fun of the startup, which was a China’s laboratory product. Jokingly connects to Coronavirus, which also comes from a laboratory in China. “R1 was held from a laboratory in China,” published a user. Elon Musk replied with ‘face with tears of joy’ emoji.