In recent months, the exponential improvement of Chinese AI models combined with rising costs from American AI providers has pushed a lot of people to try out the cheap Chinese models. However, if you’re not careful, cheap can end up costing you more.<\/p>\n
Something we should keep in mind when choosing an AI model, besides its price, naturally, is its capability. However, it seems to me that benchmarks most of the time don’t reflect reality. I’m one of those who believe there are AI providers training their models specifically to score better on benchmarks than the competition while neglecting the model’s overall performance. I don’t want to give any specific example, since within a week it would be outdated. Still, the hype about Chinese models always moves the same way:<\/p>"},{"title":"My First Blog Post","link":"https:\/\/berrujaime.github.io\/posts\/my-first-blog-post\/","pubDate":"Sat, 01 Nov 2025 00:00:00 +0000","guid":"https:\/\/berrujaime.github.io\/posts\/my-first-blog-post\/","description":"
This is my first blog entry.
\nHere I’ll be sharing my ideas, thoughts about software development, personal reflections, and technical explorations.
\nStay tuned for more!<\/p>"},{"title":"Jaime","link":"https:\/\/berrujaime.github.io\/jaime\/","pubDate":"Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000","guid":"https:\/\/berrujaime.github.io\/jaime\/","description":"
I\u2019m a Computer Engineer passionate about backend, software architecture, AI, data systems, and blockchain. I enjoy solving complex problems with efficient, elegant code and constantly seek opportunities to learn and grow professionally.<\/p>\n