US Accuses DeepSeek, Chinese AI Firms of Technology Theft

The U.S. State Department has issued a global warning, accusing DeepSeek and other Chinese artificial intelligence companies of stealing American technology. This accusation highlights concerns over intellectual property in the AI sector.

25 Apr, 08:51 — 25 Apr, 08:51

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Underwhelming or underrated? DeepSeek V4 shows “impressive” gains

DeepSeek’s long-awaited flagship V4 model has fallen short of its domestic and US rivals, according to a new analysis, as the Chinese artificial intelligence firm struggles to replicate the market-shaking success of its earlier R1 release. The company’s most advanced system, V4 Pro, ranked second among the world’s leading open-source models, behind Beijing-based Moonshot AI’s Kimi K2.6, benchmark firm Artificial Analysis said in a report on Friday. While V4 Pro marked a clear improvement on i...

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First report: digi24 · 25 Apr, 07:07|Full coverage: 2 · 2h|Window: 2h

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SUA acuză DeepSeek și alte companii chineze de AI că ar fura tehnologie americană. Avertisment global al Departamentului de Stat

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US Accuses DeepSeek, Chinese AI Firms of Technology Theft

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Underwhelming or underrated? DeepSeek V4 shows “impressive” gains

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SUA acuză DeepSeek și alte companii chineze de AI că ar fura tehnologie americană. Avertisment global al Departamentului de Stat

Underwhelming or underrated? DeepSeek V4 shows “impressive” gains

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