Trump administration is considering imposing restrictions on Chinese open-weight AI models, Nikkei Asia reports
The move comes as China's DeepSeek recently released its V4 Pro open-weight AI model, intensifying debate in Washington and Silicon Valley on how the U.S. should respond to the rise of such Chinese AI technology. Meanwhile, Nvidia and Meta have also released their own open models to challenge Chinese offerings.
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