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Since DeepSeek-R1's debut, Chinese companies like Baidu, DeepSeek, Tencent, Ant, and Alibaba have been flooding the market with low cost AI services and models

- China firms release 10 major releases or updates in two weeks  — Low-cost, open source models may undercut Valley firm profits

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  • @levie Aaron Levie on x
    Another day, another benchmark blown past. The latest update from DeepSeek brings it to the top of non-reasoning models, which is pretty incredible given its open weights and free to operate on your own GPUs. [image]
  • @natolambert Nathan Lambert on x
    DeepSeek's new V3 model (0324) is a major update in performance and license. The MIT license will make it hugely impactful for research and open building. Though, many are ending up confused about if it is a “reasoning” model. The model is contrasted to their R1 model which is an…