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China is right to celebrate DeepSeek success but AI race isn’t over, academic warns

Zheng Yongnian at CUHK-Shenzhen says ‘excessive nationalism would be detrimental for China in the fiercer tech competition down the road’.



An academic advises China to temper nationalist sentiment surrounding DeepSeek's AI success, noting the US still holds an overall lead in AI technology and that China lags in key areas like chip technology and data quality.

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