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    Meta launches Muse Ember, its most efficient AI model to handle repetitive tasks; know what it can do and here's how it works

    Meta has said that Muse Ember is significantly cheaper than competitors like Haiku and Luna. Despite being designed as a lightweight execution model, Ember can process different types of information. Meta claims it supports text, images and audio. The objective is to make the AI agents faster and cheaper to operate.

    As world debates risks of AI, China closes technology gap with US

    The US has outpaced China and other countries for years in AI model capabilities, research, citations and other areas. But China has been rapidly catching up as an AI superpower even as US-led restrictions have blocked China from accessing some of the most advanced technologies, including the cutting-edge chips and the machines to make them.

    China's Huawei co-develops DeepSeek model, improves censoring

    Huawei said in a publication on a company WeChat account late on Thursday that it used 1,000 of its Ascend AI chips to train the large-language model, which was tweaked from DeepSeek's open-source model R1.

    China's DeepSeek releases an update to its R1 reasoning model

    DeepSeek earlier this year upended beliefs that U.S. export controls were holding back China's AI advancements after the startup released AI models that were on a par or better than industry-leading models in the United States at a fraction of the cost.

    Tencent releases new AI model, says replies faster than DeepSeek-R1

    Tencent added that when tested on fields like knowledge, math, and reasoning, Turbo S' capabilities matched DeepSeek-V3, which powers DeepSeek's AI chatbot that has surpassed OpenAI's ChatGPT in app store downloads.

    Ex-Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger praises DeepSeek, and says the Chinese company has made AI more affordable; his startup chooses it over OpenAI

    The ex-Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger has recently become an extremely enthusiastic supporter for DeepSeek R1. Recent developments indicated that his start up is choosing DeepSeek over OpenAI because that is far more affordable.

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