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Chen Deli

Senior researcher at DeepSeek

Said at Wuzhen that long-term AI risks may be greater than short-term benefits, expressing concern about frontier models.

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Nov 2025 — Oct 2026
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Liang WenfengFounder
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Wu ShaoqingExecutive
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China's DeepSeek Makes Rare Public Comment, Calls for AI 'Whistle-Blower' on Job Losses
South China Morning PostnewscautiousNov 11, 2025

DeepSeek senior researcher warns that AI development could automate most jobs despite optimism about the technology itself, calling for mechanisms to address job losses.

“Senior researcher at DeepSeek who spoke at World Internet Conference panel on AGI development and warned of job automation risks.”

AI GovernanceAI SafetyAI WorkforceFoundation Models
China's DeepSeek Says We're in an AI Honeymoon Phase, and a Labor Shock Is Coming
South China Morning PostnewscautiousNov 10, 2025

DeepSeek's senior researcher warns that AI is currently in a 'honeymoon phase' with humans, but predicts most jobs could eventually be automated as the technology matures.

“Senior researcher at DeepSeek who spoke at World Internet Conference panel on AI development and societal impacts.”

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SemiAnalysis: 3.6% of 857 Chinese AI Releases Had Safety Evals
SemiAnalysiscautiousOct 12, 2026

“Said at Wuzhen that long-term AI risks may be greater than short-term benefits, expressing concern about frontier models.”