DeepSeek’s rise challenges Indian AI assumptions, showing that innovation doesn’t always require vast resources.

Many GCCs are adopting a cautious approach, preferring to observe how DeepSeek evolves before making significant commitments.

DeepSeek, a low-cost Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) foundational model, has sparked fierce competition in AI, leading to increased adoption by Indian users. A recent survey by LocalCircles has ...

The observation came as the court heard a petition demanding that the Indian government block access to DeepSeek, a Chinese ...

As Valentine’s Day rolls around, lovebirds across India gear up for a day of romance — except those unlucky enough to cross ...

India's IT minister has praised Chinese startup DeepSeek for shaking up the sector with its low-cost AI assistant, likening ...

Although it’s been a while since DeepSeek’s release, its impact has been profound, making AI both affordable and widely ...

India's IT minister on Thursday praised DeepSeek's progress and said the country will host the Chinese AI lab's large ...

Bhavish Aggarwal stated on X that while caution is needed with the DeepSeek app in India, the open-source version of the ...

Bhavish Aggarwal emphasised that while users need to be cautious when using the DeepSeek app due to data security concerns, ...

India's finance ministry has asked its employees to avoid using AI tools including ChatGPT and DeepSeek for official purposes ...

Delhi High Court deems AI a "dangerous tool" regardless of origin, hearing petition to block Chinese chatbot DeepSeek in ...