# DeepSeek Open-Sources AI Model as China, US Restrict Each Other’s Tech — retained record

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[Hugging Face Inc.](https://highsignal.app/entities/HUGGINGFACE)[original source ↗](https://www.bloomberg.com/news/newsletters/2026-10-23/deepseek-open-sources-ai-model-as-china-us-restrict-each-other-s-tech)

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China’s DeepSeek Wants Ubiquity. Beijing Has Mixed Feelings
AI leaders want their models everywhere and under their control. They may not get both.
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The global AI race is being fought on two contradictory fronts: a push to make the technology cheaper and more open — more ubiquitous, in other words — and a geopolitical drive to keep it tightly controlled within national borders.
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