'Behind DeepSeek and the Paris summit lies the challenge of open and economical artificial intelligence'
Columnist Alexandre Piquard observes that DeepSeek, the Chinese company that has caused a thunderclap in the world of artificial intelligence, offers open models with free access. But this approach, also championed by France, needs to overcome a number of challenges if it is to become a real alternative.
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Columnist Alexandre Piquard observes that DeepSeek, the Chinese company that has caused a thunderclap in the world of artificial intelligence, offers open models with free access. But this approach, also championed by France, needs to overcome a number of challenges if it is to become a real alternative.
