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China has released a new artificial intelligence model called ‘DeepSeek’ which is threatening to derail the dominance of the US technology sector. Tech Expert & EFTM Editor Trever Long said the AI does not yet have the full capacities of OpenAI’s ChatGPT but has become a new rival to its US equivalent. Mr Long said a concern is the Chinese ownership of the new technology. “If I was Donald Trump today, I would ban this app,” Mr Long told Sky News Australia. “It is mind blowing the censorship that exists within this app if you try and talk about Chinese issue.”

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The article examines the release of a new artificial intelligence model from China named 'DeepSeek,' which is considered a potential threat to the US technology sector's dominance. Tech expert Trever Long highlights concerns over censorship within the app regarding Chinese issues, suggesting that its ownership and deployment could have geopolitical implications. The competitive appearance of 'DeepSeek' indicates a growing rivalry between Chinese AI developments and American counterparts like ChatGPT from OpenAI. This development marks an important moment in the global AI landscape, raising considerations about AI governance, international tech competition, and digital freedom.

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