DeepSeek is now a global force. But it’s just one player in China’s booming AI industry

By Mimi Zou, Professor, School of Private & Commercial Law, UNSW Sydney

When small Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) company DeepSeek released a family of extremely efficient and highly competitive AI models last month, it rocked the global tech community. The release revealed China’s growing technological prowess. It also showcased a distinctly Chinese approach to AI advancement.

This approach is characterised by strategic investment, efficient innovation and careful regulatory oversight. And it’s evident throughout…

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