Artificial intelligence is changing everything, and on the vanguard of this revolution is a Chinese firm called DeepSeek AI. This is stunning and scary the governments across the globe. It proved that it was possible to fashion new AI models cheaply and efficiently doing away with an idea that it needed huge resources and billions of dollars. But this invention raises red flags about data security, national security and abuse. Four countries-Australia, India, Italy and Taiwan-banned or restricted DeepSeek from government computers for fearing the Chinese Communist Party will dominate AI technology.

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Artificial Intelligence has emerged as a very resonating concept within the horizon of many sectors. This pushed forward, rapidly, the boom in the development of content creation beginning from journalism, through designs, music production right up to video production, among others. This boom in AI-generated content puts everyone asking whether it is outpacing human creativeness. Billions of investments by tech giants such as OpenAI, Google, and Microsoft on AI leave no choice but to result in an impact that touches the soul of creativity. As the PwC report indicates, AI-generated content will add $1.5 trillion to the global economy by 2030. But would this mean human writers, artists, and filmmakers are going to be replaced?