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In the world of artificial intelligence, DeepSeek, a startup based in Hangzhou, China, is making waves. Earlier today, the company experienced website outages, coincident with the soaring success of its AI assistant on Apple's App Store. According to the company, the disruptions were caused by API issues and login issues. Due to the increasing demand for its groundbreaking technology, this is the company's longest outage in the past 90 days. The Rise of DeepSeek’s AI Assistant DeepSeek launched a free AI assistant last week powered by its proprietary DeepSeek-V3 model, which it claims rivals closed-source AI systems. By comparison, the V3 model delivers high performance while using significantly less data at a fraction of the cost of its competitors. According to app analytics firm Sensor Tower, the assistant has quickly gained traction among US users since its release on January 10. The innovative and cost-effective approach of DeepSeek is challenging the traditional high-investment norms in the AI industry. Impacts on Global AI Dynamics DeepSeek’s rapid rise has caught the attention of Silicon Valley, igniting debates about the United States' dominance in AI innovation and the effectiveness of Washington’s export restrictions on advanced chips. On Monday, these discussions contributed to a dip in technology stocks, with major players like Nvidia and Oracle seeing significant losses. Chips remain the backbone of AI development, powering sophisticated models like ChatGPT and DeepSeek’s V3. However, US export controls, expanded under the Biden administration, aim to restrict China’s access to high-performance chips needed for AI training. Despite these restrictions, DeepSeek revealed in a recent paper that its V3 model was trained using Nvidia’s H800 chips at a reported cost of under $6 million. This claim has drawn scepticism but also raised questions about whether cutting-edge AI development can thrive on less powerful hardware. A New Leader in AI Innovation Founded in 2023, DeepSeek has quickly positioned itself as a trailblazer in AI. While Chinese tech giants like Baidu have been rolling out large language models, DeepSeek stands out as the first Chinese company to gain significant recognition in the US for matching or surpassing the capabilities of leading American AI models. DeepSeek’s innovative approach and rapid success are reshaping the AI landscape, challenging the notion that heavy financial and computational investments are the only paths to cutting-edge advancements. As the startup continues to gain momentum, it may signal a shift in the global AI race, offering a glimpse into a future where resource-efficient AI development is a reality. Stay tuned as DeepSeek continues to redefine the boundaries of AI innovation.

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