Deepseek AI application can be seen in this photo illustration taken in Warsaw, Poland on January 27, 2025.
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Experts say that Chinese artificial intelligence startup Deepseek may face the US government’s restrictions because it can subvert the US AI ecosystem, although the restrictions on open source technology may be a challenge.
DeepSeek’s sudden rise questioned Washington’s efforts to curb China’s effectiveness of high -end technology on national security issues.
Lawrence Ward, a partner of the United States Law Firm, said that the additional export restrictions that the US government may apply for the DEEPSEEK that strongly rely on open source regulations is limited.
Ward said that as far as the company’s potential use of certain NVIDIA chips, it may face civil and criminal punishments, but it may be “difficult to be impossible” to perform these fines.
Monday, US member Call for action to slow down The Chinese technology startup company claims DeepSeek “serious threat”.
Paul Triolo, a partner of Albright Stone Group, said that there is no simple solution that can limit the use of open source models, especially the models of organizations and individuals.
Triolo said that a choice is to allow the Ministry of Commerce to formulate rules. These rules require technical giants such as Apple and Google to delete DeepSeek applications to limit their downloads in the US market and add. Platform, such as github.
Deepseek in December Published a free open source big language modelIt claims that this is built in just two months, and is a small part of the cost undertaken by other major participants. Last week, the company released a reasoning model According to reports, poor performance Openai’s latest products in many third -party tests.
DeepDeek, its AI chat robot has become The free application with the most downloads In the Apple’s app store in the United States, despite the comprehensive control of China’s access rights in China in 2022, it created a model The most advanced NVIDIA chipEssence
Start -ups based on Hangzhou said it had used it The more unfavorable NVIDIA H800 chipS establishes a model until the United States can only use it The government expanded the ban in October 2023Essence
This situation is unprecedented. No one in Washington is unlikely to know what to do. Obviously we are in many levels of unknown waters.
Paul Triolo (Paul Triolo)
Partner, Olb Wrightstone Group
Daniel Newman, CEO of Futurum Group, said: “If Deepseek has a device that should not be available, it will definitely lead to further investigation.
US President Donald Trump said on Monday that the progress of Chinese artificial intelligence applications Deepseek “It should be a wake -up call” For American technology companies, praise low -cost models are the “very positive development” of “overall” AI. Trump said: “Instead of spending billions of dollars, it is better to spend billions of dollars, but to propose the same solution.”
The cost efficiency and efficiency of the model claimed by DeepSeek have incorporated US technology stocks into tailings, because investors have questioned the number of funds for large technology companies in investing in AI models and data centers. U.S. companies can now use public code to improve their models and reduce computing costs.
R-Mich, chairman of the China House of Representatives. Representatives John Moolenaar said on Monday that the US government should work hard to control more powerful export controls on DEEPSEEK AI infrastructure.
Triolo said: “This situation is unprecedented. No one in Washington is unlikely to know what to do … We are obviously in the unknown waters at many levels.”

The company said on Monday Temporary restrictions on new registration Among the users of Mainland China, after a large -scale malicious network attack on its website.
Liang Wenfeng, the founder of Deepseek, On January 20, the day when the company’s R1 reasoning model started Participated in the closed -door seminars of businessmen and expertsAccording to the state media Xinhua News Agency, chaired by Chinese Prime Minister Li Qiang.
CNBC’s Dylan Butts, Hui Jie Lim contributed to this report.