Fox News AI Bulletin: Another Chinese company flexes the AI muscle

Welcome to the Fox News Artificial Intelligence Bulletin with the latest technological advances of AI.

In today’s bulletin:

– Alibaba promotes a new AI model says Deepseek rivals, OpenAi, the main finishing offers
– Deepseek is the newest front in the competition between the United States and China
– Deepseek Fallout: The Republican Party Josh Hawley seeks to cut all the collaboration of the United States and China in the development of AI

People visit Alibaba Booth during the World Artificial Intelligence Conference of 2022 at Shanghai World Expo Center on September 3, 2022 in Shanghai, China. (VCG/VCG through Getty Images)

Heating: Chinese technological giant Alibaba is flexing its muscles in the global race for artificial intelligence The domain, claiming the latest version of its Qwen 2.5, can face the best models of both foreign and domestic rivals.

The newest front: Opinion: Deepseek’s launch of a new high -profile AI model underlines a point that we have been doing for quite some time: the United States is in a competition with the Chinese Communist Party that will determine whether it will determine if Win the democratic AI about the authoritarian version of the Chinese Communist Party of Technology. The United States must go on top, and bets could not be higher.

Senator Josh Hawley. (C-Span)

Danger of depth: This week, the American technology sector was routed to the Chinese launch of Deepseek and Sen. Josh HawleyR-MO., You are presenting legislation to prevent that from happening again.

‘Next weapon’: Ask the founder of Sage, Nicolas Chaillan, addresses the appearance of the application of China Depseek, his threat to American domain and his skepticism about the model.

Real life tetris: In an innovative development for warehouse automation, Robotics of Ambi I just launched Ambistack, a multipurpose robotic system that promises to transform the way the elements are stacked into pallets and containers.