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    Is deepseek a Chinese AI company?
    DeepSeek did not respond to several inquiries sent by WIRED. Even within the Chinese AI industry, DeepSeek is an unconventional player. It started as Fire-Flyer, a deep-learning research branch of High-Flyer, one of China’s best-performing quantitative hedge funds.

    How Chinese AI Startup DeepSeek Made a Model that Rivals OpenAI

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    Will deepseek reshape AI?
    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.

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

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    Could deepseek become a global AI leader?
    DeepSeek becoming a global AI leader could have “catastrophic” consequences, said China analyst Isaac Stone Fish.

    DeepSeek is giving the world a window into Chinese censorship and inf…

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    Is deepseek challenging US dominance in AI?
    The narrative that DeepSeek is challenging US dominance in AI has contributed to a growing sense of national pride within China. A central part of the company’s heroic origin story is its development of resource-efficient models, which was seen as a direct response to US policies designed to cut off China’s access to cutting-edge semiconductors.

    Chinese Companies Rush to Put DeepSeek in Everything

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    What makes deepseek different from other AI startups?
    Alongside Kai-Fu Lee’s 01.AI startup, DeepSeek stands out with its open-source approach — designed to recruit the largest number of users quickly before developing monetization strategies atop that large audience.

    What Is China’s DeepSeek and Why Is It Freaking Out the AI World?

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    Will deepseek be a'slow unwinding of the AI bet'?
    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 tech firms off guard. Its launch has been predicted to start a "slow unwinding of the AI bet” in the west, amid a new era of “AI efficiency wars”.

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

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