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AI Risks February 08, 2025 · The Straits Times

Firms in Singapore eye DeepSeek benefits, but cautious about data securityrisks,AI biases

The Straits Times The Chinese AI start-up claimed that the R1 cost only US$5.6 million (S$7.6 million) to train, compared with the hundreds of millions US tech giants …

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