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EPISODE · Jun 2, 2025 · 6 MIN

DeepSeek’s Big Leap: AI News with Shaily for Week starting June 2

from AI with Shaily · host Shailendra Kumar

🔥 Welcome to the Weekly AI News Roundup with Shaily! Hosted by Shailendra Kumar (Shaily), this episode dives into the most exciting Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning updates for the week starting March 23, 2025. From China’s DeepSeek launching its powerful multi-modal AI model to Samsung introducing the Gauss AI for smarter consumer tech, we spotlight deep learning breakthroughs and the latest machine learning developments shaping our future. Discover how Insilico Medicine’s AI-developed drug Rentosertib marks a huge win for healthcare innovation, and why Shield AI’s $240M funding signals the rise of advanced autonomous AI systems. Whether you’re a researcher, developer, or business leader, these updates reveal how AI is disrupting industries and unlocking new possibilities worldwide. Shaily unpacks why multi-modal AI is the frontier to watch, shares tips for integrating AI across data types, and offers unique insights into regulatory, healthcare, and consumer trends. 🤖💡 Don’t miss out—subscribe for more weekly AI news, like this episode, and join the conversation on YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn, or Medium. Stay informed, stay curious, and be part of the AI revolution! 🚀

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