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Policy lessons from DeepSeek AI model launch for U.S. Original

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By Jonathan Barnett Verified
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Launch of the DeepSeek chatbot has delivered a wake-up call for U.S. policymakers. While the “breakthrough” now appears to have been overstated (total expenditures have been estimated in excess of $1 billion, rather than $6 million as originally claimed, and DeepSeek may have had greater access to advanced chips than previously believed), even skeptics recognize that DeepSeek achieved cost-efficiencies that incumbents must now match.
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Meet Jonathan Barnett & learn about his favourite project

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By Jonathan Barnett Verified
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Based in NDY’s Melbourne office, Senior Project Engineer (Structural) Jonathan provides engineering solutions in the built environment throughout Australasia. He also assists with project management and technical assistance for the structural team. As a structural design engineer, Jonathan has managed successful projects in various locations including Melbourne, Sydney, Wellington and Auckland. His passion lies in design robustness, aesthetic consideration and functionality.
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Seismic design for building services: do we need it?

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By Jonathan Barnett Verified, Structures Lead
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New Zealand has taught Australia plenty about the importance of designing buildings with earthquakes in mind. In 2013, the Bank of New Zealand’s Harbour Quays building in Wellington, New Zealand, had to be evacuated after a 6.5 magnitude quake. Air conditioning ducts, electrical wiring and hydraulic pipes came loose. Ceilings collapsed onto desks and water from broken pipes soaked carpets, electrical wiring and office equipment. Thankfully, nobody was hurt.
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