ai, DeepSeek

DeepSeek invites users behind the curtain of its open source AI code
The Chinese startup, DeepSeek plans to become even more transparent about the technology behind its open-source AI models, such as its R1 reasoning model. The company detailed in a post on X on Friday that it will make several code repositories available to the public,
DeepSeek to open source parts of online services code
Chinese AI lab DeepSeek plans to open-source portions of its online services' code as part of an 'open source week' event next week.
DeepSeek goes beyond “open weights” AI with plans for source code release
DeepSeek's initial model release already included so-called "open weights" access to the underlying data representing the strength of the connections between the model's billions of simulated neurons. That kind of release allows end users to easily fine-tune those model parameters with additional training data for more targeted purposes.
DeepSeek to share some AI model code, doubling down on open source
Chinese startup DeepSeek will make its models' code publicly available, it said on Friday, doubling down on its commitment to open-source artificial intelligence. The company said in a post on social media platform X that it will open source 5 code repositories next week,
AI start-up DeepSeek to open-source 5 code repositories next week for 'full transparency'
DeepSeek said it would double down on open-source technology with a fresh commitment to make five of its code repositories public, as the Chinese start-up continues to draw worldwide attention amid intense US-China competition in artificial intelligence (AI).
DeepSeek Promises to Share Even More AI Code in a Rare Step
Chinese AI sensation DeepSeek plans to release key codes and data to the public starting next week, an unusual step to share more of its core technology than rivals such as OpenAI have done.
DeepSeek Will Announce 5 Open-Source Repositories Starting Next Week
DeepSeek AI, the artificial intelligence (AI) lab based in China, announced on Friday that it will launch five open-source repositories starting next week.

Nvidia, DeepSeek and Jensen Huang

91% Failure Rate: Why DeepSeek Is the Most Dangerous AI You Might Be Using
DeepSeek’s rapid rise is overshadowed by major security flaws, with a 91% failure in jailbreaking, 93% in malware creation.
How DeepSeek used distillation to train its artificial intelligence model, and what it means for companies such as OpenAI
DeepSeek didn't invent distillation, but it woke up the AI world to its disruptive potential. It also ushered in the rise of ...
DeepSeek spurs Baidu, other AI competitors to adopt open-source strategy
DeepSeek is spurring competitors at home and abroad to consider an open-source strategy in artificial intelligence (AI) ...
DeepSeek Goes For “Full Transparency” in Further Challenge to U.S. Rivals
Chinese AI-disruptor DeepSeek will make its models’ source code publicly available as it continues on its path of “full transparency.”Discover ...
Perplexity's new Deep Research tool is powered by DeepSeek R1
Perplexity also has a Deep Research tool now, and it's powered by a version of DeepSeek R1.
How to try DeepSeek R1 - without the censorship or security risk
Here are two ways to try R1 without exposing your data to foreign servers. Perplexity even open-sourced an uncensored version ...
Pioneer AI Partner Company, Cykel AI, Announces Integration of DeepSeek R1, Reducing AI Costs up to 96%
DeepSeek R1 is an open-source large language model integrated across digital worker platform which enables recruitment, sales and research teams to operate more efficiently Vancouver, British Columbia ...
How DeepSeek Is Influencing Silicon Valley’s AI Landscape
DeepSeek has quickly risen to prominence in the AI landscape, prompting incumbents to rethink about their AI architecture and ...