SMRTR AIJan 29, 2025Engadget

OpenAI suddenly thinks intellectual property theft is not cool, actually, amid DeepSeek’s rise

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OpenAI and Microsoft are cracking down on Chinese startups suspected of copying American AI technology through a process called "distillation." They're banning accounts and investigating companies like DeepSeek, whose chatbot has recently gained popularity. DeepSeek's success has impacted tech stock values, wiping out $1 trillion in market value. The situation highlights tensions between US and Chinese AI companies, as well as ongoing debates about AI development practices and intellectual property rights in the rapidly evolving field of artificial intelligence.

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