The Chinese artificial intelligence App, Deepseek, triggered a significant selloff of big tech shares in global markets on Monday.

Deepseek, which surpassed competitors like ChatGPT, was among the most searched apps that day.

Its rapid rise in popularity is stirring disruption, as its developers claim it was created for under six million US dollars, a fraction of the cost of similar apps that typically require billions to develop.

However, the app's growth in the United States may face hurdles due to ongoing government suspicion of Chinese tech companies.

Our reporter, Dimakatso Leshoro, spoke to tech expert and Head of Worldwide Worx, Arthur Goldstuck, for insights.

The Chinese artificial intelligence App, Deepseek, triggered a significant selloff of big tech shares in global markets on Monday.
Deepseek, which surpassed competitors like ChatGPT, was among the most searched apps that day.
Its rapid rise in popularity is stirring disruption, as its developers claim it was created for under six million US dollars, a fraction of the cost of similar apps that typically require billions to develop.
However, the app's growth in the United States may face hurdles due to ongoing government suspicion of Chinese tech companies.
Our reporter, Dimakatso Leshoro, spoke to tech expert and Head of Worldwide Worx, Arthur Goldstuck, for insights.