DeepSeek, MiniMax Win Approval for Global Use, State Media Says - Bloomberg.com deepseek 8.0
Chinese AI companies DeepSeek and MiniMax have received government approval to offer their services globally, according to state media. The move marks a significant step in China's effort to expand its artificial intelli
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