Chinese AI app DeepSeek could be bad for stocks but good for local startups
By some measures, Boston’s startup ecosystem has been left far behind Silicon Valley in the race to develop artificial intelligence. But the shocking emergence of Chinese AI chatbot DeepSeek could actually help Boston catch up.
DeepSeek: The Chinese AI app that has the world talking
A Chinese-made artificial intelligence (AI) model called DeepSeek has shot to the top of Apple Store's downloads, stunning investors and sinking some tech stocks. It was released on 20 January, quickly impressing AI geeks before it got the attention of the entire tech industry - and the world.
Entrepreneur Marc Andreessen, known for co-writing Mosaic, one of the world’s first web browsers, wrote Sunday on X that ...
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The 40-year-old founder of China’s DeepSeek, an AI startup that has startled markets with its capacity to compete with ...
Volkswagen's CEO has spoken to the carmaker's Chinese joint venture partners about their interest in investing in Europe but ...
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