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Monthly Globinar AI Series: Demystifying DeepSeek and the Future of Gen AI - February 20, 2025

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https://www.globalchamber.org/events/2025/02/20/globinar/global-chamber-monthly-ai-series-globinar/ On February 20, 2025, we hosted an insightful session in the Global Chamber Monthly AI Series, where we explored cutting-edge advancements in generative AI and their impact on global industries. In this edition, Manuel Herranz, an internationally recognized AI expert and Global Chamber Valencia Advisory Board Member, demystified DeepSeek—a groundbreaking AI model—and discussed its future implications. Drawing from his recent article, Manuel broke down the technology behind DeepSeek, compared it to existing AI models like GPT-4, and discussed its significance in the evolution of large language models (LLMs). He also shared his expert predictions on the future trajectory of generative AI and its potential applications across industries. The session concluded with an interactive Q&A, where attendees had the opportunity to engage directly with Manuel to explore the technical aspects, real-world implications, and misconceptions surrounding AI advancements.

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Video published: Feb 25, 2025

Topics: AI & digital tools

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