The Malaysian government is carefully evaluating the potential impact of China's open-source AI platform, DeepSeek, on the nation. DeepSeek has gained rapid popularity with its AI model reported to rival or exceed established platforms like ChatGPT.
The Malaysia n government is actively evaluating the potential impact of China's open-source artificial intelligence (AI) platform, DeepSeek, on the nation. DeepSeek has surged in popularity recently, with its AI model reported to be on par with or even surpassing the capabilities of established platforms like OpenAI's ChatGPT. Digital Minister Gobind Singh Deo stated that the government is taking DeepSeek and its model very seriously before considering its adaptation for local use.
This cautious approach aims to ensure Malaysia keeps pace with the rapid evolution of the AI landscape.Gobind emphasized the need for continuous study and adaptation in the face of the ever-changing AI world. He pointed to the emergence of ChatGPT and other AI advancements as examples of this ongoing development. He believes that Malaysia must remain vigilant and explore ways to integrate these technologies effectively. 'In the past, we have seen the emergence of ChatGPT and a lot of other developments in the world of AI, and this is something that is ongoing. We’re going to see even more products unfold as we go along. 'I think it is something that we have to study and ultimately have to look to see how we also can adapt to the technology moving forward,” he said during a briefing session on a temple digital management system at the Arulmigu Sri Maha Mariamman Thirukkovil Temple on Sunday (Feb 2). DeepSeek's rise has garnered significant attention in the technology industry. Reports by Anadolu Agency (AA) on January 29th highlighted the platform's rapid global adoption, rivaling ChatGPT despite operating with substantially fewer resources. In fact, DeepSeek has surpassed ChatGPT in several regions, including the United States, demonstrating its cost-effectiveness and efficiency. This performance against industry giants like Google and OpenAI has caused unease among major technology stocks, particularly in the semiconductor sector. The government's proactive stance in analyzing DeepSeek's implications and potential applications reflects its commitment to staying at the forefront of the evolving AI landscape
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