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China’s DeepSeek shows the artificiality of the West’s supposed AI supremacy

  • DeepSeek, an AI company in Hangzhou, China, launched a new AI model for less than $6 million without advanced semiconductor chips, surprising the world.
  • Mr. Ma noted that the lobby of DeepSeek has been busy as people seek to see founder Liang Wenfeng, who has not been in the office recently.
  • The U.S. Is concerned about China's rapid progress in AI, contradicting previous beliefs about China's position in the AI race.
  • U.S. President Donald Trump described DeepSeek's development as a 'wake-up call' regarding China's advancements in technology.
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The ConversationThe Conversation

DeepSeek: how China’s embrace of open-source AI caused a geopolitical earthquake

Lightspring/ShutterstockWe are in the early days of a seismic shift in the global AI industry. DeepSeek, a previously little-known Chinese artificial intelligence company, has produced a “game changing”“ large language model that promises to reshape the AI landscape almost overnight. But DeepSeek’s breakthrough also has wider implications for the technological arms race between the US and China, having apparently caught even the best-known US te…

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SF ChronicleSF Chronicle

How DeepSeek fundamentally redefines who controls the future of AI

The prevailing wisdom in Washington and Silicon Valley was that the U.S. held a commanding lead in AI. Not anymore.

·San Francisco, United States
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NZ HeraldNZ Herald

China’s DeepSeek shows the artificiality of the West’s supposed AI supremacy

China had a Sputnik moment this month when an obscure startup company, DeepSeek, released an artificial intelligence model that outperformed the biggest and...

·Auckland, New Zealand
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Sky News UKSky News UK

In China's Silicon Valley, where founder of DeepSeek Liang Wenfeng keeps a low profile

The US is alarmed at China's AI progress. It has tried to stymie its development by placing export controls on the most advanced computer chips. But DeepSeek found a workaround and surprised the world. And there are other firms waiting to emerge with other innovations.

·United Kingdom
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South China Morning PostSouth China Morning Post

China’s DeepSeek shows failure of US chip controls as AI race ramps up: scholars

Geopolitical experts say the Chinese start-up could challenge American supremacy in AGI, the futuristic AI that could rival human cognition.

·Hong Kong
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Business TimesBusiness Times

Trust is the world’s most valuable currency, and DeepSeek shows China is in deficit

The question is whether distrust towards Chinese tech would curtail China’s ambitions for global AI dominance

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