Trump Review DEEPSEEK: The low -cost innovation of China AI is a "alarm". The United States cannot be complacent

Author: Wu Yu, Golden Ten Data

U.S. President Trump said on Monday that the sudden rise of Chinese artificial intelligence applications DeepSeek "should sound alarm to American technology companies" and said that it is a good thing for Chinese companies to develop cheaper and more efficient artificial intelligence models.

Trump said he is still expected to occupy a dominant position in the field of artificial intelligence, but he acknowledges the challenges brought by low -cost artificial intelligence assistant Deepseek. Deepseek has soared to the first place in Apple App Store in the past weekend.

"A Chinese company released DeepSeek artificial intelligence to sound alarm for our industry, and we need to focus on competition," he said while traveling in Florida.

Deepseek has panicked in the US technology industry and stock market. According to the little -known Chinese startups behind Deepseek, DeepSeek performed well in the test compared to the competitive model of Meta and OpenAI, and its development cost is much lower.

Trump said he believes that the low -cost model is "very positive" for the artificial intelligence industry as a whole , because "instead of investing billions of funds, it is better to spend less (resources). Solution "

DeepSeek is the latest series of Chinese applications that have soared in the United States in recent weeks. Earlier, as Tiktok was banned, Americans used Chinese applications Xiaohongshu and LEMON8 as a substitute for Tiktok. In the end, TIKTOK was closed for the existing users less than a day after the US service, but it was still unable to download from the Apple and Google App Store.

Last week, Trump signed an administrative order to cancel some regulations on the development of artificial intelligence in the Bayeng government. Trump claimed that these provisions hindered the industry's development.

However, it is unclear what new artificial intelligence policies (if there are) the Trump administration or Congress to respond to the rise of Deepseek.

John Moolenaar, chairman of the House of Representatives Special Committee and Republicans of Michigan, said on Monday that he hopes to see the United States' development of DeepSeek.

DeepSeek developers said that although the United States has controlled the export of high -performance semiconductors, they have developed this application. This triggered a fierce online debate on Monday, including the effect of hardware restrictions and its future.

The Virginian Democratic Senator Mark Warner defended the existing export control related to advanced chip technology and said that more supervision may be required.

Mike Johnson, Speaker of the House of Representatives, said Deepseek was "a serious threat."

The White House artificial intelligence and cryptocurrency director David Sacks stated in an article on X that Deepseek's success "indicates that the artificial intelligence competition will be very fierce." He also said that the administrative order issued by the former President Biden had "hindered" the American artificial intelligence company.

"I have confidence in the United States, but we can't be complacent," he wrote.