Artificial intelligence (AI) is one of the most exciting fields in technology today. Companies like DeepSeek are pushing the boundaries of what AI can do. But with its cost-effective solutions and advanced capabilities, some wonder: Will these innovators make the AI industry worthless? Let’s explore this question and see what the future might hold. Why […]
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Following the Australian government’s ban on DeepSeek R1, an AI tool developed in China, there are growing calls to strengthen Australia’s own AI capabilities. The ban, driven by national security concerns, has sparked a debate about the need for homegrown AI solutions. Local AI companies, like Canberra-based Trellis Data, are urging the government to invest
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Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the way we search for information. AI-powered search engines, like DeepSeek, are making searches faster, smarter, and more personalized. But with these advancements come ethical concerns. How do we ensure that AI-driven tools like SmartSearch are used responsibly? Let’s explore the ethical implications of AI-powered search engines. Privacy Concerns One
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The AI claims market is heating up, and professionals are taking notice. From solicitors to claims management companies (CMCs), the rise of AI-powered platforms like DeepSeek is transforming the industry. As a cost-effective AI solution capturing global attention, DeepSeek is streamlining claims processes, improving efficiency, and reshaping how legal professionals handle cases. Why the Claims
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The Delhi High Court recently raised concerns about artificial intelligence (AI), calling it a “dangerous tool” regardless of whether it is controlled by China or the United States. The court made this observation while hearing a petition to block DeepSeek, a Chinese-developed AI chatbot, in India. The petitioner argued that DeepSeek poses risks to data
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