DeepSeek Boosts China's AI Adoption

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DeepSeek-led AI adoption offers China an opportunity to boost its sputtering growth

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DeepSeek's sudden splash in the large language model space has given China a powerful tool to catalyze artificial-intelligence adoption in the country and boost economic growth.

Goldman Sachs expects China 's economy to start reflecting the positive impact of AI adoption from next year .

Over the long term, it pegs a 20 -basis-point to 30 -basise-point boost to China 's GDP by 2030 .

The Chinese labor market is less prone to AI risks due to a higher share of less-exposed, physically intensive jobs.

Agriculture, manufacturing and construction make up 50% of all jobs in China , compared to 19% of total employment in the U.S. Sectors that are more prone to adopt AI-driven task automation constitute 14% of jobs stateside, but less than 3% in China .

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