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AI fact-checking tests of five latest models show 67 percent disagreement

Can AI replace fact-checking? Tests of five latest AI models on 1,000 identical claims found their verdicts diverged in more than two-thirds of cases. Fact-checking service Lenz analysed agreement rates across major large language models and found all five reached the same conclusion in 328 cases, while 672 showed at least one differing judgment. Lenz said the study was not aimed at picking a best model and is running follow-up accuracy research with human labels.

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Chinese investors boost bets on AI and semiconductors despite economic slowdown

Stock market money in China is continuing to concentrate in the AI supply chain, including semiconductors, software and cloud, even as the broader economy slows. Investors are focusing on companies aligned with Beijing’s push for technological self-reliance, and performance gaps between mainland and Hong Kong markets reflect listing structures. Selective bets are also emerging among hardware and AI model companies. Price competition, highlighted by DeepSeek’s discounts and low API costs, is another key driver.

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DeepSeek cuts V4 Pro prices 75 percent, widening cost gap with U.S. top-tier models

Chinese AI startup DeepSeek has formalised a 75 percent price cut for its flagship V4 Pro model, moving the discount from a promotion to its official price. A third-party benchmarker rated V4 Pro among the top global models for “intelligence” per dollar. DeepSeek says its API prices are $0.0036 per 1 million cached input tokens and $0.87 per 1 million output tokens. A benchmark test cost about $268, versus about 12 times more for OpenAI’s GPT-5.5 and about 19 times more for Anthropic’s Claude Opus 4.7.