VOA Mandarin: China’s DeepSeek replicates advanced US AI models, says OpenAI
U.S. artificial intelligence research organization OpenAI and White House officials said that Chinese artificial intelligence startup DeepSeek may have improperly used OpenAI's proprietary technology to develop its own AI product.
DeepSeek rattled Silicon Valley with its powerful and apparently cheaply developed chatbot. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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