China and U S compete in AI price war
The artificial intelligence industry is witnessing a rise in competition between the United States and China. American companies like OpenAI have announced discounts on their services of up to 80%, while Chinese models such as "Kimi Kai 3" and "Qwen" are promoted as strong alternatives. Open-source AI tools that can be modified more quickly and reduce the gap with closed-source models are expanding, pressuring American companies to lower prices and broaden their user base. This price competition opens the door to new applications, with expectations that the global price rivalry will continue in a rapidly growing sector.
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