"Jensen Huang just joined Twitter and posted his first tweet. A lot of people only saw the 'tech mogul supports open source' part—too naive. Let me translate that into plain language for you: OpenAI and Anthropic are out here yelling 'distillation is theft' and 'we need legislation to ban it,' acting all righteous. But what's the truth? DeepSeek achieved near state-of-the-art results at a fraction of the cost, completely breaking through the 'gap' they rely on to charge premium prices. They're panicking. Panicking so much that they want to use legal means to artificially extend the shelf life of their tiny lead. This has *nothing* to do with 'intellectual property.' Distillation has been a standard practice in the software industry for decades. Even the big closed-source companies grew up using it. Now they're calling for a ban on distillation? It's basically like climbing up a ladder and then trying to kick it away. And why is Jensen Huang speaking up for open source? Because if the whole world starts running models, he can sell more GPUs. If just one model dominates the world, he becomes a worker bee for a handful of platforms. So this fight isn't about 'justice vs. theft.' It's about 'those who want a monopoly vs. those who want to flip the table.' Remember this: when a giant starts talking to you about morality, it's never morality they're protecting—it’s their profit margins." #OpenSource #AI #Tech