DeepSeek: A Chinese Bull In The Silicon Valley
Of course, DeepSeek can’t be blamed for this since it openly acknowledges its Chinese origins and operates within the boundaries set by the Communist system. Yet, upon release, it topped the list of ...
Transcript: Tech in 2025 — China’s AI ‘Sputnik moment’
This is an audio transcript of the Tech Tonic podcast episode: ‘Tech in 2025 — China’s AI ‘Sputnik moment’’ ...
Has Europe’s great hope for AI missed its moment?
Mistral AI was hailed as a potential global leader in the technology. But it has lost ground to US rivals — and now China’s emerging star ...
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DeepSeek's not the only Chinese LLM maker OpenAI and pals have to worry about. Right, Alibaba?
Qwen 2.5 Max tops both DS V3 and GPT-4o, cloud giant claims Analysis The speed and efficiency at which DeepSeek claims to be ...
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Alibaba launches Artificial Intelligence model that it says is superior to Deep Seek
Chinese technology company Alibaba has released a new version of its Qwen 2.5 artificial intelligence model, claiming it has surpassed the highly regarded DeepSeek V3 model, Azernews reports.
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What DeepSeek’s rise could mean for Australian AI
Professor Anton van den Hengel, chief scientist of the Australian Institute for Machine Learning at the University of ...
DeepSeek’s big question: Where does AI’s true value reside?
The $1 trillion stock selloff sparked by startup DeepSeek’s powerful new reasoning model goes beyond questions of training ...
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Where is India’s DeepSeek?
Under Trump, the US is likely to develop AI with a nationalistic, almost militant, zeal, and the focus may no longer be on ...
DeepSeek has US AI firms talking about Jevons paradox and invigoration
No one saw this coming. DeepSeek has the Silicon Valley worried. The fact that they took their most advanced AI model.
How DeepSeek’s millennial cofounder went from lowkey math geek to one of tech’s hottest players
Raised on the southern coast of China in Zhanjiang, Liang was a straight-A student with an aptitude for math. At 17, he ...
Liang Wenfeng, the low-profile DeepSeek founder who is shaking up Silicon Valley
In China, this finance geek has become the new hero in the artificial intelligence race against the US.
DeepSeek is bad for Silicon Valley. But it might be great for you.
And while American tech companies have spent billions trying to get ahead in the AI arms race, DeepSeek’s sudden popularity also shows that while it is heating up, the digital cold war between the US ...