The US Department of Homeland Security announced on October 19 a ban preventing federal civil administrative agencies from procuring products and services developed by Chinese artificial intelligence company DeepSeek and its affiliated enterprises, and required the removal of such products and services from the information systems of relevant agencies.
British economist John Ross believes that, unlike the United States, China's artificial intelligence is open source and therefore easier to provide services globally.
The AI competition between China and the United States may last for a decade, and he is more optimistic about China.
The Ministry of Commerce responded to the US agency's ban on DeepSeek.
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