DeepSeek sends US tech stocks spiralling but investors remain optimistic about AI

'By no means the end of the party for AI’

Sorin Dojan
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US tech companies took a hit on Monday (27 January) after Chinese startup DeepSeek launched an artificial intelligence tool said to compete against Western-backed models at a fraction of the research and development cost.

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