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Source: Live Mint South Korea’s data protection authority has announced it will seek clarification from Chinese tech startup DeepSeek regarding its handling of users’ personal information. This comes after the company unveiled its powerful new AI chatbot, the R1, which has raised concerns over data privacy and sparked turmoil in global tech markets. DeepSeek’s R1…
Source: Live Mint Google has officially launched Gemini 2.0 Flash, a significant upgrade designed to provide users with quicker responses and improved performance across various benchmarks. The latest iteration of the AI model is now available to all users via the Gemini web and mobile app, offering enhanced capabilities for everyday tasks such as brainstorming,…
Source: Live Mint DeepSeek has challenged big tech, proving AI can be efficient without costly graphics processing units (GPUs) or massive data centres. Now Microsoft is probing possible unauthorized access to OpenAI data by a group linked to DeepSeek. Are Chinese AI models just illegal copies? Can you explain this fuss over DeepSeek? AI lab…
Source: Live Mint India is set to join the global AI race by launching foundational artificial intelligence (AI) models on the lines of OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Google’s Gemini, and China’s DeepSeek R1 over the next few months, according to the country’s IT minister. “The foundational models made in India will be able to compete with the…
Source: Live Mint Titled ‘Update on certain global developments in the space of AI and its impact on Netweb Technologies’ business’, the note claimed that the company is well-poised to capitalize upon the emergence of China’s artificial intelligence upstart DeepSeek, which rained catastrophe on US tech giant Nvidia Corp on Monday by wiping out nearly…
Source: Live Mint Big Tech firms, Microsoft Corp and OpenAI, are now investigating whether or not data output from OpenAI’s technology was obtained in an unauthorized way by a group linked to the Chinese startup DeepSeek, reported the news agency Bloomberg according to people aware of the development. According to the agency report citing the…
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,…
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…
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…
Source: Live Mint With the rising popularity of DeepSeek, a recent report by Bernstein stated that the Chinese AI app looks fantastic but is not a miracle, and it has not been built for $5 million. The report mentioned that the claim of DeepSeek, which is comparable to ChatGPT by OpenAI, built at a cost…
