DeepSeek shakes ChatGPT
and American big tech

As DeepSeek shakes global markets with the launch of its new low-cost Artificial Intelligence (AI) tool, the U.S. suspects the Chinese company may have used banned processors, questioning the effectiveness of technology export controls to China.

This is the assessment of Emerson Lima, founder and CEO of Sauter, who stated in an interview with CNN Money that "this scarcity of resources forced the Chinese to be more creative."

This movement raises questions about the big tech race for artificial intelligence and the effectiveness of the billions in resources deployed in recent years.

Lima highlights that the volume of AI investment in the United States has been "quite surreal in recent years," with promises of over $500 billion exclusively for this tool.

However, the country faces infrastructure challenges, including a lack of sufficient data centers to process the amount of AI technology under development, the expert noted.