Tech stocks tumble as DeepSeek debuts a cheap Chinese AI model
Also on the daily podcast: Canada’s Arctic needs solar power and why you should lift weights
Silicon Valley firms have poured billions of dollars into artificial intelligence. But a new cheap AI model from DeepSeek, a Chinese start-up, has sent shockwaves through the stockmarket. Our correspondent explains why investors are rattled. Canada’s remote indigenous communities are struggling to install solar power (9:37). And why you should lift weights (18:25). Runtime: 24 min
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