With the US and China racing ahead, India grapples with the challenge of innovation and investment in artificial intelligence ...
ByteDance is set to undergo a restructuring of its artificial intelligence (AI) department, poaching an expert from Google to ...
ByteDance’s Seed department has recruited Wu Yonghui, a ‘Google Fellow’ who worked at the American tech giant for 17 years.
Chinese tech companies shrugged off foreign scrutiny of upstart chatbot maker DeepSeek, telling AFP on Friday they were ...
Shares of Nvidia Corp., the chip-making giant at the core of the artificial-intelligence boom, have recovered — somewhat — ...
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eVnExpress on MSNCapitalising on AI boom with courses on DeepSeekUniversities across China have launched artificial intelligence (AI) courses this month based on Chinese AI startup DeepSeek, whose AI breakthrough has been described as a "Sputnik moment" for China ...
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DMR News (English) on MSNDeepSeek Sparks AI Revolution with Open-Source Code InitiativeDeepSeek, a prominent Chinese AI lab, has announced plans to open-source portions of its online services’ code, a strategic move that could reshape the landscape of artificial intelligence. The ...
The shadow of American "broligarchy" looms over global talks on artificial intelligence regulation in Paris, as big tech wins ...
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Yonhap News English on MSNWeekly ChatGPT users surpass 2 m for 1st time amid DeepSeek suspensionThe number of weekly users of OpenAI's ChatGPT in South Korea exceeded 2 million for the first time this month, data showed Sunday, after the government temporarily suspended the local service of ...
A Chinese artificial intelligence app called DeepSeek has caught the attention of the global tech industry. It was released on the 20th of January, and has quickly risen to the top of the Apple ...
The week was abuzz with news from the tech world, with AI in the spotlight. Bill Gates warned of challenges for future generations, while Nvidia and Alibaba made strides in assistive tech and AI.
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