2025-01-29
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The rise of Chinese company Deepseek is pushing the Trump administration to focus more urgently on AI.
The stakes here are staggering from an economic and national security perspective.
Already, many national security officials in the US Are very worried about AI and the risks posed by China and other countries racing ahead.
Plus, General Motors prepares for possible US Tariffs on Mexico and Canada and the makers of prescription drugs.
Drugs modestly raise prices in the U.S.
it's Tuesday, January 28th.
I'm Alex Osola for the Wall Street Journal.
This is the PM edition of what's News, the top headlines and business stories that move the world today.
The release of a sophisticated and cheaply trained artificial intelligence model from Chinese company Deep Seq has rocked the tech world.
It has also refocused President Trump on the AI race and created urgency for his administration to figure out what to do about a.
Here to tell us more about what the administration is thinking is Amrit Ramkumar, who covers tech policy for the Wall Street Journal.
Amrith I want to start with export restrictions on semiconductors.
The Biden administration limited which chips could be exported to China, though despite that, we have Deep Seq tilting the global tech race.
So what's the Trump administration planning to do here?