Recent developments in Chinese AI/LLM (February 2025)
A collection of recent news on the latest AI/LLM development coming out of China.
1. DeepSeek’s Commitment to Open-Source Development
DeepSeek, a prominent Chinese AI startup, has made parts of its AI model code publicly available, reaffirming its dedication to open-source development. This move is significant as it fosters collaboration and innovation within the global AI community while showcasing China’s growing influence in AI research and development.
2. China’s Approval of Over 40 AI Models for Public Use
In the past six months, Chinese authorities have approved more than 40 AI models for public use, marking a substantial push toward integrating AI technologies into everyday applications. This regulatory approval process highlights China’s efforts to ensure safety and reliability while accelerating AI adoption across industries.
3. China’s Plan to Establish 50 AI Standards by 2026
China has announced plans to set 50 new AI standards by 2026, covering areas such as LLM training, safety protocols, and industrial applications. These standards aim to address ethical concerns, improve model performance, and promote widespread adoption of AI technologies both domestically and internationally.
4. Advancements in Domestically Developed AI Chips and LLMs
Chinese-developed AI chips and LLMs are showing continuous improvement in terms of parameter count, functionality, and application scenarios. This progress underscores China’s strategic focus on reducing reliance on foreign technology and enhancing its self-sufficiency in critical AI infrastructure.
5. 2025 Global Developer Conference Showcases Cutting-Edge AI Technologies
The 2025 Global Developer Conference has become a key platform for top domestic and international AI companies to showcase their latest advancements. The event highlights China’s role as a hub for AI innovation, bringing together industry leaders to discuss trends, challenges, and opportunities in the AI ecosystem.