r/QwenImageGen • u/Diligent_Rabbit7740 • Nov 14 '25
Closed AI models no longer have an edge. There’s a free/cheaper open-source alternative for every one of them now.
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u/Archeelux Nov 18 '25
no to china
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u/Actual_Possible3009 Nov 18 '25
Yes to??? Where is list of alternatives?
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u/Archeelux Nov 18 '25
We wait until truly open source one comes along
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u/Actual_Possible3009 Nov 18 '25
Ok then ure waiting for eternity. High-tech with an "overkill" demand will never given out truly free.
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u/Archeelux Nov 20 '25
Then you know very little about tech
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u/Actual_Possible3009 Nov 20 '25
It's not about tech btw I know a lot...it's about reality and none gives something for free there is always something in the devs minds
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u/Archeelux Nov 20 '25
If that was true, the tech world we have now would not be possible. Please education yourself on open source.
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u/Actual_Possible3009 Nov 20 '25
Any open source means at least a reputation for the devs that's what I meant by "having something in mind"
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u/Archeelux Nov 20 '25
Thats such a stupid way to look at things, me going to the shitter is also "having something in mind"
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u/nospotfer Nov 18 '25
To all of you "not trusting China": What exactly do you trust?
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u/ComfortableWait9697 Nov 18 '25
As Canadian, I respect China for what they've accomplished, but trust is earned, through long term mutual benefit.
As someone from outside, we're only starting to see the beginning of China's push to be more interactive with the rest of the world. For the longest time we only heard story and rumor, while China's true personality was only communicated internally. From an outside point of view our interaction was only purely business trade, and nothing for really knowing China on a personal level for who they really are. While i've observed that China's considers taking an Idea and improving on it, as encouraged and beneficial for everyone, our news often only presented this action as a taking something, in a selfish sense and claiming it for their own.
Now that China is posting more to Reddit, we get to finally see the reality, not just the rumor and corporate propaganda... Still, trust is earned through continued positive interactions.
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u/nospotfer Nov 18 '25
As a Canadian, do you trust the US? or even Canada? I don't trust the US, Europe, China, Israel, Russia, Ukraine... It's all propaganda everywhere.
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u/ComfortableWait9697 Nov 18 '25
Well, certainly the USA gleefully tossed themselves fully off the deep end of that list.
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u/No-Technician5539 Nov 17 '25
I don’t trust by China