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Baidu to offer Ernie Bot service for free as DeepSeek heats up China's AI market
Chinese internet search giant Baidu will make its Ernie Bot service free to use from April 1, providing wider access to the company's own artificial intelligence (AI) models, as competition in this nascent field heats up with the rise of innovative newcomers like DeepSeek.
Baidu has announced that ERNIE Bot will be free for all users starting April 1, 2025. The chatbot will be available on both desktop and mobile app versions. Users will have full access to the latest ...
Just days after DeepSeek R1 made headlines, Moonshot AI introduced Kimi AI 1.5, a model already touted superior to OpenAI’s ...
The artificial intelligence landscape is experiencing a seismic shift, with Chinese technology companies at the forefront of ...
Baidu was among the first big Chinese companies to invest heavily in AI following the 2022 debut of OpenAI's ChatGPT.
European AI firms trail US and Chinese competitors, but open-source projects and regulation could help continent catch up, ...
It hasn't taken long for the United States to discuss banning China's AI model DeepSeek. Here are the pros and cons you need ...
A former senior Chinese diplomat has called for China and the US to work together to head off the risks of rapid advances in artificial intelligence (AI). But the prospect of cooperation was bleak as ...
Chinese technology stocks have surged since DeepSeek R1s launch in late January, boosting investor confidence in Chinas AI ...
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