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US Lead in AI Over China Narrows After DeepSeek Gains, BI Says

Bloomberg Technology Sunday 04 October 2026, 21:03 UTC By Saritha Rai 1 min read
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American AI companies’ performance lead over China narrowed sharply in past months to a record low after labs such as DeepSeek gained ground, threatening US tech supremacy, according to Bloomberg Intelligence.

American AI companies’ performance lead over China narrowed sharply in past months to a record low after labs such as DeepSeek gained ground, threatening US tech supremacy, according to Bloomberg Intelligence.
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