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  1. DeepSeek, a Chinese AI startup, is mentioned in the context of ongoing US-China competition over technology and trade.
  2. The convergence of commercial AI entities like DeepSeek and Baidu with the Chinese Communist Party's goals, showing how AI development is being used to support state narratives and authoritarian regimes.

WAIC in Shanghai highlights global AI governance discussions, showcasing China's advanced AI capabilities and DeepSeek's leading status.

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WAIC in Shanghai highlights global AI governance discussions, showcasing China's advanced AI capabilities and DeepSeek's leading status.

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