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Chinese universities start teaching DeepSeek AI courses

Chinese universities have started teaching artificial intelligence courses based on DeepSeek, a startup praised for its AI models, as part of a national effort to boost education and innovation in the nation.
Shenzhen University is launching courses on DeepSeek, covering technologies, ethics, and privacy challenges.
DeepSeek's R1 chatbot impressed industry insiders and was recognized as a significant achievement in China's AI sector, developing at a fraction of the cost of similar Western models.
Concerns about DeepSeek's handling of personal data led some countries to restrict its use, despite local confidence in its competitive advantages in the global AI race.

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Chinese universities launch DeepSeek courses to capitalise on AI boom

Universities 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 and garnered widespread attention.

20 hours ago·United Kingdom

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Hong Kong Free Press

Chinese AI companies celebrate homegrown chatbot DeepSeek, shrug off global curbs

Chinese tech companies shrugged off foreign scrutiny of upstart chatbot maker DeepSeek, saying they were confident the country's tech startups would make more gains in the global artificial intelligence race.

21 hours ago·Hong Kong, Hong Kong

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Sky News UK

Chinese universities start teaching DeepSeek AI courses

Universities around China are launching an artificial intelligence course based on DeepSeek that explore the balance between "technological innovation and ethical norms".

21 hours ago·United Kingdom

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Chinese AI companies celebrate DeepSeek, shrug off global curbs

Chinese tech companies shrugged off foreign scrutiny of upstart chatbot maker DeepSeek, telling AFP on Friday they were confident the country's tech startups would make more gains in the global artificial intelligence race.

23 hours ago

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Bangkok Post

Chinese universities launch AI courses

HONG KONG — Universities 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 and garnered widespread attention.

1 day ago·Bangkok, Thailand

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