DeepSeek, a Chinese technology start-up, has launched two large language models (LLMs) that challenge the dominance of US firms like OpenAI. The models, DeepSeek-R1 and Janus-Pro-7B, exhibit performance levels comparable to leading US models while requiring significantly less cost and computational resources. Experts attribute this rise to China's substantial investment in AI and the push from the government to become a global AI leader by 2030. Other local firms are also competing, indicating a vibrant and rapidly advancing AI ecosystem in China.
Chinese tech start-up DeepSeek has disrupted the tech landscape by launching two large language models that rival US counterparts, achieving performance with lower costs.
DeepSeek-R1's capabilities of solving scientific problems match those of high-performing models like OpenAI's o1, showcasing China's advancements in LLM technology.
Inside China, analysts see DeepSeek's emergence as aligned with governmental ambitions for AI dominance, fueled by significant venture-capital investments in the tech sector.
Recent releases from Chinese firms, including Alibaba and ByteDance, indicate a rapidly evolving landscape of LLMs, further positioning China as a leader in AI innovation.
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