Chinese AI app DeepSeek overtakes ChatGPT in the App Store
A development from Chinese startup DeepSeek today overtook its main competitor ChatGPT in the US App Store.
A development from Chinese startup DeepSeek today overtook its main competitor ChatGPT in the US App Store.
The DeepSeek model tops the leaderboard among open-source models and competes with the most advanced closed-source models worldwide, NDTV writes, citing data from research company Sensor Tower.
About DeepSeek
Recall that at the end of December 2024, it became known that the Chinese company DeepSeek introduced its new open AI model — DeepSeek V3, which resembles ChatGPT.
A month later, on January 20, the company introduced a new version of its AI, DeepSeek-R1. The developers claim that it is not inferior to OpenAI’s «thoughtful» o1 model in terms of performance and affordability.
Just a week after the presentation of the new model, shares of Asian tech companies began to fall .
While not much is known about the developer of the ChatGPT competitor, it is clear that the company behind DeepSeek is a small startup from Hangzhou, founded in 2023, when search giant Baidu released China’s first broadcast AI model.
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After Chinese startup DeepSeek launched a free AI model and competitor ChatGPT, shares of Asian tech companies began to fall. What is the reason?
After Chinese startup DeepSeek launched a free AI model and competitor ChatGPT, shares of Asian tech companies began to fall. What is the reason?
Chinese startup DeepSeek releases OpenAI’s o1 AI model and offers 90% cheaper subscription
Chinese startup DeepSeek releases OpenAI’s o1 AI model and offers 90% cheaper subscription
The Chinese have launched one of the most powerful open AI models, DeepSeek V3, which works well with code but is not very willing to answer questions about the country of the developer.
The Chinese have launched one of the most powerful open AI models, DeepSeek V3, which works well with code but is not very willing to answer questions about the country of the developer.
