DeepSeek, a Chinese AI start-up, recently made headlines at the World Internet Conference. Chen Deli, a senior researcher representing CEO Liang Wenfeng, spoke about the company's commitment to developing artificial general intelligence (AGI). He highlighted the potential dangers associated with this technology, particularly the risk of widespread job automation. Chen's remarks come at a time when AI advancements are racing forward, but he expressed concern about the societal implications. During the panel discussion, Chen described the current relationship between humans and AI as a “honeymoon phase,” suggesting that while technology is promising, its limitations could lead to significant job losses in the future. His comments reflect a growing awareness among industry leaders about the balance between innovation and ethical responsibility. This appearance marks only the second public engagement from DeepSeek in recent months, following a previous event where AI governance was a focal point. Liang Wenfeng has been notably absent from public events since his meeting with President Xi Jinping earlier this year.