US EditionTrump administration reportedly considers a US DeepSeek ban
- The Trump administration is taking actions against DeepSeek, a Chinese AI start-up, and Nvidia, restricting Nvidia's AI chip sales to China and possibly blocking DeepSeek from using US technology and services.
- On April 16, the House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party opened an investigation into Nvidia's chip sales and if it provided DeepSeek critical technology, aiming to understand compliance with US rules.
- Nvidia's shares fell 17% in one day after DeepSeek's AI system launch, and the company reported potential sales losses of up to $5.5 billion due to new licensing requirements for China.
- Senator Elizabeth Warren has urged for quick restrictions on H20 sales to China, citing concerns that the chip could compromise US national security.
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Trump’s Admin Discusses Banning DeepSeek — Reports
from Sputnik News: The White House is considering restricting access to DeepSeek, which previously shook the world with its cost-effectiveness and power, the New York Times reports. The administration of US President Donald Trump is considering imposing restrictions on Chinese artificial intelligence company DeepSeek in order to prevent it from purchasing American technology, The New […]
WSJ: Is Chinese AI All It’s Cracked Up to Be?
By Thomas J. Duesterberg | Wall Street Journal | April 16, 2025 Beijing is pushing a tech challenge to the U.S., but Washington can counter it with smart policies. Is DeepSeek an avatar of revived innovation in China or a Beijing-coordinated deepfake? The surge on Chinese stock exchanges at the artificial-intelligence company’s market entry pushed the idea that China could pose a serious challenge to U.S. tech. But early evidence suggests that c…
Trump administration considering broader DeepSeek ban
DeepSeek's moment in the spotlight appears to be over, at least for now, as talk of ChatGPT's image-generation abilities has dominated the AI conversations. Add all the new OpenAI announcements and Google's various Gemini upgrades, like the Gemini 2.5 Pro model, and there's almost no room left for DeepSeek. But the breakthrough AI chatbot that shocked the US a few months ago is still available to anyone looking to try it. DeepSeek is available o…
Is Chinese AI All It’s Cracked up to Be?
Is Chinese AI All It’s Cracked up to Be? cnichols@hudson.org Thu, 04/17/2025 - 09:43 SVG Commentary Apr 16, 2025 The Wall Street Journal Is Chinese AI All It’s Cracked up to Be? Beijing is pushing a tech challenge to the US, but Washington can counter it with smart policies. Thomas J. Duesterberg Senior Fellow Thomas J. Duesterberg Caption An illustration photo shows the DeepSeek logo displayed on a smartphone in Shanghai, China, on March 27, 20…
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