Chinese AI firms are less "AGI-pilled" than OpenAI, says IAPS analyst
peterwildeford · x · 2026-08-29
IAPS analyst sevdeawesome argues that Chinese AI companies, unlike OpenAI and Anthropic, view AI as a normal technology rather than an entity that will out-think humanity. While firms like DeepSeek discuss recursive self-improvement, their understanding aligns more with academic perspectives than the historical mission pursued by Anthropic's leadership.
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