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Saturday, March 28, 2026
TopicDeepSeek

Topic: DeepSeek

Why the Centre shouldn’t waste taxpayers’ money developing an Indian AI model

We need to be aware that there is no clear path for a return on investment from LLMs. And so far there are no signs that we are anywhere close to even general intelligence.

China’s DeepSeek claims theoretical cost-profit ratio of 545% per day

However, the firm added that its 'actual revenue is substantially lower' because cost of using its V3 model is lower than R1 model, and only some services are monetised.

AI is coming for doctors, teachers, creatives. Can India protect these jobs?

AI optimists will tell you that disruptive technology and innovations usually create more jobs than they destroy as new uses for technology arise. But the question is how soon?

China’s AI dominance overblown—DeepSeek creators used ChatGTP, exploited US export loopholes

Between 2022 and 2023, exporting the H800 chips to China was entirely legal. Not only DeepSeek but many other Chinese firms stockpiled them in anticipation of future restrictions.

DeepSeek is the dawn of a new world order, say the Chinese

In Chinese discourse, DeepSeek’s emergence is seen as proof of China’s formidable AI strength—especially after the US tech export restrictions, which triggered fierce competition.

China vs China: Alibaba releases AI model it says surpasses DeepSeek

Chinese startup DeepSeeks’ success has not only put pressure on international rivals but also led to a scramble among domestic competitors to upgrade their own AI models.

Open AI launches ChatGPT Gov for US government agencies as Chinese ‘competitor’ jolts AI stocks

The launch came soon after DeepSeek's free AI assistant overtook ChatGPT in downloads from Apple's App store.

How DeepSeek, China’s answer to ChatGPT, is dealing with questions that make Beijing uncomfortable

AI model DeepSeek, developed by a Hangzhou-based research lab, has climbed to the top of app charts since its release on 20 January.

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Indian govt says will borrow Rs 8.2 trillion in first-half of next fiscal year

The administration trimmed its gross borrowing program to 16.09 trillion rupees from 17.2 trillion rupees announced in the budget on Feb. 1.

India greenlights procurement of 5 more S-400 air defence systems from Russia

In FY 2025-26, AoN for 55 proposals amounting to Rs 6.73 lakh cr has been accorded by DAC. Both the quantum of AoN given and capital contracts signed, so far, have been the highest in any FY.

The Vishwaguru delusion, mine vs yours, is ruining our view of the world

One side thinks India is punching way above its weight. The other thinks Modi has undermined India and it punches below its strength. Both are wrong.