US EditionChina’s Open-Source Revolution in Generative AI: Policy and Business Implications for Southeast Asia
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China’s Open-Source Revolution in Generative AI: Policy and Business Implications for Southeast Asia
The emergence of the DeepSeek-R1 large language model (LLM) in January 2025 marked an important milestone from a technological, commercial, and political perspective. DeepSeek demonstrated that LLMs could be trained using 90 per cent less computational power than more established platforms such as ChatGPT, making them cheaper to develop. The emergence of DeepSeek-R1 also underscores another thing: what Silicon Valley can do, Hangzhou on the othe…
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