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🚀 Tesla adopts dual Chinese AI for voice; Sequoia: West depends on China's open-source models - AI Daily Brief (July 25)

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Tesla: Grok->DeepSeek/Doubao Sequoia:USAI via CN opensource HuangopenNvidia

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    🤖 Tesla's voice assistant in China drops Grok, switches to DeepSeek and Doubao

    Tesla upgrades its in-car voice assistant in China, replacing Grok with ByteDance's Doubao and DeepSeek AI models. Drivers get hands-free wake-up and 18-dialect recognition, boosting smart cockpit experience; Tesla shows compliance with China data regulations and deeper local integration.

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  2. Technology

    🤖 Sequoia: US AI relies on Chinese open-source models, share jumps 1%-69%

    Sequoia Capital reveals US open model paradox: China's open-source model share surged from 1% (Jan 2024) to 69% (Feb 2026), with most US AI startups using Chinese open-weight models in their tech stacks. This means Western labs can legally rely on Chinese models for post-training, but using US...

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    🤖 Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says China's DeepSeek operates about 20,000 H100 GPUs

    NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang revealed company strategy, noting Chinese AI firm DeepSeek operates ~20,000 H100-equivalent GPUs and plans more purchases. This challenges US AI leadership as China rapidly catches up in high-end compute, highlighting geopolitical risks in chip supply chains.

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