DeepSeek's AI Model Disrupts Market Amid Claims of Cheaper and Superior Technology
DeepSeek claims its new AI model surpasses OpenAI's offerings at a fraction of the cost, raising concerns over intellectual property and market stability.
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DeepSeek, a Chinese AI startup, has claimed its new model outperforms OpenAI's at just $5.6 million to train, causing a major market drop—$600 billion in Nvidia's value. Critics question the validity of DeepSeek's cost and technology, as the company is accused of potentially using OpenAI's methods for its R1 model. In tests, DeepSeek showed strong performance but exhibited self-censorship, aligning with China's political stances. While some experts hail DeepSeek's achievements as a win for open-source AI, others express concern about the implications of China's technological advancements on U.S. AI competition.
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