China’s DeepSeek Unveils Latest Update in Race With OpenAI
In January, DeepSeek overtook ChatGPT as the most popular free app on Apple’s US app store.
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Highlights
- DeepSeek has been banned by US commerce bureaus
- OpenAI's R1 model seemingly performed as well as OpenAI's best
- DeepSeek stunned the industry and sparked a selloff in US markets
The V3 is an older DeepSeek platform
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DeepSeek released updates to its V3 model that promise to deliver better programming capabilities, underscoring the Chinese AI startup's intent to remain a step ahead of competitors.
The V3-0324 update — posted on Hugging Face this week without a formal announcement — claims to address real-world challenges while setting benchmarks for accuracy and efficiency.
In January, DeepSeek surged past ChatGPT to become the most popular free app on Apple's US app store. Its achievements, including an R1 model that seemingly performed as well as OpenAI's best, stunned the industry and sparked a selloff in US markets.
The V3 is an older DeepSeek platform. The startup's AI services have ignited a debate about whether cutting-edge platforms can be built for far less than the billions that US firms are pouring into datacenter construction.
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