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Jan 28, 2025 by Bloomberg<\/a><\/p>\n\n China’s DeepSeek<\/strong> demonstrated China’s potential in the race for technological supremacy by successfully developing the R1, a high-performance AI model, even under US export restrictions<\/strong>. The company’s success highlights China’s advantages of a rich talent pool of software engineers, a huge domestic market, and government support.<\/p>\n\n Meanwhile, limited access to cutting-edge semiconductors remains a challenge. President Xi Jinping continues to invest in the semiconductor sector under his \u201cChina Manufacturing 2025\u201d strategy, but at present the performance of domestically produced chips is not as good as those made by NVIDIA. This situation has led to the U.S. pointing out the importance of strengthening defense and human resource development to maintain competitiveness.<\/p>\n\n Read Full Article<\/a><\/p>\n\n Jan 29, 2025 By NIKKEI Mobility<\/a><\/p>\n\n Chinese AI startup DeepSeek has shocked the industry by developing an AI model that performs well even with low-performance semiconductors.The results could have implications for the self-driving sector, particularly for E2E development led by Tesla.<\/strong><\/p>\n\n Traditionally, improving AI performance required large amounts of data and high-performance computational resources, but DeepSeek’s success has turned this conventional wisdom on its head. With China’s relaxed regulatory environment and abundant human resources, it is expected that similar companies will continue to emerge in the future, accelerating E2E development in China.<\/p>\n\n While this presents opportunities for AI development in Japan, it also highlights challenges in terms of national strategy and human resources.<\/p>\n\n Feb 1, 2025 By WIRED<\/a><\/p>\n\n Chinese AI startup DeepSeek has attracted attention for developing a high-performance generative AI model with little funding, which parallels the success pattern of the Chinese auto industry.<\/strong><\/p>\n\n The EV market, in particular, has seen rapid development thanks to nearly two decades of continuous government support measures: subsidies for EV manufacturers, tax incentives for buyers, and electrification policies at the national level have fueled market growth. BYD, a prime example, will produce more EVs than Tesla by 2024, and Geely Automobile has grown from a refrigerator parts manufacturer to a global automaker. About 100 automotive brands have been created in China, and they have established a competitive edge in the global market by leveraging advanced R&D networks and successful models of leading companies.<\/p>\n\n This is partly due to China’s unique industrial structure, where the boundaries between government, private enterprise, and the military are blurred.<\/p>\n\nImplications of DeepSeek for Automated Driving<\/strong><\/h2>\n\n
DeepSeek Shakes Up, \u201cLessons from China’s EVs\u201d for AI Industry to Learn<\/strong><\/h2>\n\n