Recently, countries such as the United States, Italy, Australia, and South Korea have successively introduced policies to restrict and block DeepSeek.

But Bloomberg stated in an article on February 5th that even if the United States could block DeepSeek's mobile and web applications, DeepSeek's big models, ideas, and code have already been integrated into the global artificial intelligence community and widely used by programmers, including those in the United States. "Washington is almost impossible to eliminate DeepSeek's influence anymore.

However, based on more reports from American and Western media, DeepSeek's difficulty in being banned is not only due to the open-source nature of this Chinese artificial intelligence model, but also its low cost, price, and excellent performance.

Reuters mentioned in a report on the 3rd that many European companies and teams working on artificial intelligence technology are applauding and excited about DeepSeek's success, because Chinese research teams can create such an excellent artificial intelligence model that can directly catch up with similar products in the United States, despite chip limitations and limited costs. This shows that these European teams, who are also struggling with funding and other conditions, also have the opportunity to achieve such catch-up. Some European technology practitioners are particularly grateful to DeepSeek for lowering the price of artificial intelligence models, as this allows them to meet their needs with DeepSeek within a limited budget.

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