China鈥檚 AI startup sending shockwaves through global tech
Tech stocks have fallen on Asian markets for a second day, as investors continued to be shocked by the release of a low-cost AI chatbot from China, DeepSeek.
Technology shares have continued to fall on Asian stock markets as they react to the arrival of a new Chinese artificial intelligence system that has spooked American investors.
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(Photo: The logo of DeepSeek is displayed alongside its AI assistant app on a mobile phone; Credit: Reuters)
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