Made-in India AI soon? Ashwini Vaishnaw says 6 major models expected by year-end as China’s DeepSeek makes global waves | Mint

Made-in India AI soon? Ashwini Vaishnaw says 6 major models expected by year-end as China’s DeepSeek makes global waves | Mint

Source: Live Mint India is stepping up its game in artificial intelligence, with the government pushing an ambitious plan to develop homegrown AI models within the next ten months. The Modi administration has greenlit 18 proposals, offering support in the form of computing power, data, and funding to drive AI solutions in areas like agriculture…

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DeepSeek AI app removed from Italian App stores amid data privacy investigation | Mint

DeepSeek AI app removed from Italian App stores amid data privacy investigation | Mint

Source: Live Mint The Chinese artificial intelligence app, DeepSeek, has been temporarily removed from the Apple and Google app stores in Italy, following a request from the country’s data protection authority for more information regarding its handling of personal data. The app’s removal, which occurred on Wednesday, came just a day after the Italian regulator,…

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Qwen 2.5 vs DeepSeek vs ChatGPT: Comparing performance, efficiency, and cost in AI battle | Mint

Qwen 2.5 vs DeepSeek vs ChatGPT: Comparing performance, efficiency, and cost in AI battle | Mint

Source: Live Mint The race for AI supremacy is intensifying as three major players—Alibaba Cloud’s Qwen, the Chinese startup DeepSeek, and OpenAI’s ChatGPT—battle for dominance in the ever-evolving landscape of artificial intelligence. Each is pushing the boundaries of performance, efficiency, and cost, but in different ways that could shape the future of AI technology and…

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AI or govt. mouthpiece? Human rights groups slam China’s DeepSeek over data privacy and state propaganda | Mint

AI or govt. mouthpiece? Human rights groups slam China’s DeepSeek over data privacy and state propaganda | Mint

Source: Live Mint Human rights activists and international experts have sharply criticised China’s newly developed AI platform, DeepSeek, amid concerns that it facilitates state propaganda, suppresses sensitive discussions, and collects personal data. Marketed as a significant technological breakthrough, the platform has drawn scrutiny over ethical and security risks, with campaigners warning of its potential to…

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