Deepseek proves that AI innovation shouldn’t be “dictated” by Silicon Valley

Deepseek proves that Silicon Valley Ki innovation cannot monopolize, according to a European AI entrepreneur.

Muj Choudhury, the CEO and co -founder of British Language processing start Raketphone welcomed Deepseek's climb. He hopes that the Chinese company will signal a shift in the equilibrium of the AI ​​power.

“The AI ​​development has long been dominated by the strong VC companies of the Silicon Valley, which have an immense influence by pouring large sums into the technology and shaping their trajectory,” he said.

“In this landscape, an outsider like Deepseek is not only impressive. It is necessary. The industry needs challengers to promote real innovations and prevent the future of the AI ​​from being monopolized by a handful of players. “

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This handful was certainly shaken by Deepseek's creation. The AI ​​assistant of the Chinese startup has overtaken Chatgpt to achieve the top position in the free app ranking of the Apple App Store.

The company's open source models have also amazed the market. In tests you have exceeded rival models from Openai and Meta – to a fraction of the operating costs.

The progress has shaken the stock exchange. According to Choudhury, they have proven that AI innovation is not “dictated” by access to supercomputers or Silicon Valley Financing.

Choudhury has collected fresh $ 10.5 million for its own startup and has a growing optimism for the Europe's AI scene.

He wants Deepseek to inspire the continent's tech sector, which has difficulty commercial innovations.

“For European startups that have been honored in the past, building focused, efficient solutions instead of pursuing all costs, Deepseek's rise suggests that there are space for strategic players who can be carried out well without massive capital expenses” , he said.

“Perhaps this shift finally enables us to concentrate on what is really important: structure of practical AI systems that solve real company problems and provide tangible business value instead of tracking the next viral consumer app.”

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