Powerful artificial intelligence software from Chinese startup
The company’s recently released R1 model, which it claims to have developed at a fraction of the cost borne by rival AI companies, sent tech stocks into a tailspin Monday as investors questioned the need to spend billions on advanced hardware. It’s also sparked a debate in Washington about the best strategy to prevent China from developing cutting-edge AI, which US policymakers see as a national security ...
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