On Friday, Chinese AI firm DeepSeek released a preview of V4, its long-awaited new flagship model. Notably, the model can process much longer prompts than its last generation, thanks to a new design ...

BEIJING (Reuters) - 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 ...

China’s DeepSeek unveiled a preview version of its much-anticipated new model on Friday, promising to rival models from OpenAI, Anthropic and Google a year after the then little-known start up took ...

The Chinese artificial intelligence company DeepSeek has unveiled a preview of its new large language model, V4, as the global AI race makes pace. DeepSeek became one of the most closely watched AI ...

Read our full test of Deepseek v4 Pro and Flash to see how their real-world performance compares to their impressive benchmark claims and low pricing.

DeepSeek today released an improved version of its DeepSeek-V3 large language model under a new open-source license. Software developer and blogger Simon Willison was first to report the update.

Huawei says its chips were used in some of DeepSeek-V4's training process.

DeepSeek has released a preview of its new flagship model, called V4, and opened it for public use and download. The company announced the update on Friday last week and said both versions of the ...

Chinese AI firm DeepSeek unveiled a new model with significantly lower costs and a massive one million word context. This development promises widespread benefits for users and commercial applications ...

Deepseek R1 has emerged as a prominent open source language model, excelling in areas such as coding, reasoning, and mathematical problem-solving. It directly competes with proprietary models like ...

The open-source model race just keeps on getting more interesting. Today, the Allen Institute for AI (Ai2) debuted its latest entry in the race with the launch of its open-source Tülu 3 405 ...

BEIJING — Chinese companies are making smarter artificial intelligence models that are increasingly cheaper to use, echoing key aspects of DeepSeek's market-shaking breakthrough. Startup Z.ai, ...