Dear Bleeding Edge Reader,

DeepSeek — the alleged "$5.5 million" AI project — isn’t an open-source breakthrough.

It’s a Trojan horse.

In the last few days, we’ve learned:

• DeepSeek’s API poses such a security risk that companies are refusing to use it.


• The $5.5M price tag only covers compute costs for a single AI model — not R&D and infrastructure.


• It’s a copycat, built on the foundation and data of American AI models.

Yet while Wall Street panics, Big Tech and Washington are making one thing clear:

America is not backing down.

• Meta’s CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, believes it’s too soon to gauge DeepSeek’s impact but reaffirmed the need for massive AI infrastructure spending.


• Microsoft’s CEO, Satya Nadella, defended big AI investments, emphasizing the need for vast computing networks to meet soaring demand.


• The U.S. government is reviewing DeepSeek as a national security threat, signaling steadfast commitment to lead the global AI race.

Now is NOT the time to panic. Now is the time to go all in.

I’ve been deep in the AI space for decades, and I can assure you, this isn’t a crash.

This is a buying opportunity.

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We have so much to look forward to,

Jeff Brown
Founder & CEO, Brownstone Research

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