The financial sector in China, from banks to brokerage firms, speeds, the country’s champion of artificial intelligence, customer service, data analysis, and e -mail sorting. Dozens of companies have adhered to implement Deepseek applications or specific to the great language model of artificial intelligence since January, when the developer of the appzhou app appeared as a low -cost alternative to Western competitors such as ChatGPT.
The state -owned postal savings bank, the Chinese Industrial and Commercial Bank (ICBC), as well as the regional lenders bank in Jiangsu, Nanjing Bank, Hayen Commercial Bank and Beijing Bank among the first to rely on Chinese Banking Dibsic.
Soon the brokerage companies, including Sinolink Securities, Industrial Securities, and the GF securities. Ping A Group and New China Life Investors, as well as more than 10 asset managers, including Fullgoal and China Universal, adopted Deepseek.
According to the report of the Bank of China’s Research Institute, the financial sector is adopted by Dibsic’s promise of high performance and effective training at less costs than its Western peers. Government media recently broadcasts footage of Chinese President Xi Jinping, shaking hands with the founder of Depsic Liang Winfing, indicating official support for Amnesty International, whose Chinese customers include OPPO, Carmaker BYD, and the search engine in Baidu.
Chatbots customer programs that work on Deepseek are the most popular financial sector applications. Mobile Postal Bank, Xiaoyou Assistant, Account owner questions, and specialized in Chatbot in Haain Bank in marketing inquiries. ICBC Deepseek is used for wealth management and financial data analysis tasks. Beijing Bank uses the application to analyze data through a partnership with the Chinese Huawei IT bloc.
Jiangsu Bank says the application operates “contract quality examination and automatic reconciliation assessments” as well as “mining and analyzing the huge amounts of financial statements.” In addition, Deepseek helps the bank to sort and respond to thousands of emails that have been received daily. The company Sinolink noticed exploring artificial intelligence for data analysis and customer service for years before Deepseek, as the company indicated in a press release. Indeed, “the project has achieved positive results, and the company will improve the future Deepseek model to achieve higher business goals”, including “risk control”.
