Chinese AI startup DeepSeek has reopened access to its API after halting service for nearly three weeks due to capacity constraints. On Tuesday, the company began allowing customers to top up credits ...

OpenAI Sam Altman says his company is "on the wrong side of history" with a business model built purely around proprietary AI ...

AI-powered platforms like DeepSeek offer compelling advantages, but they also introduce serious security risks that business leaders must consider. DeepSeek is cheap, but your data might come with a ...

Chinese firm DeepSeek sent shockwaves through the AI world when it debuted a large language model that could match the output of American platforms at a fraction of the cost and computing power. Upon ...

The economics of artificial intelligence have been a hot topic of late, with startup DeepSeek AI claiming eye-opening economies of scale in deploying GPU chips. Two can play that game. On Wednesday, ...

What if your coding assistant could be as light as a feather, yet powerful enough to handle complex workflows with ease? Enter Deepseek Engineer V2, an innovative AI-powered coding tool that’s ...

The release of Deepseek v3.1 signifies a major advancement in the realm of large language models (LLMs). This open source AI model, licensed under MIT, introduces a powerful 700GB mixture of experts ...

Instead of using text tokens, the Chinese AI company is packing information into images. An AI model released by the Chinese AI company DeepSeek uses new techniques that could significantly improve AI ...

Government bodies nationwide have been eager to show they are using DeepSeek’s A.I. technology since the company’s founder met with Xi Jinping, China’s leader. By Meaghan Tobin and Claire Fu Meaghan ...

DeepSeek, even though it is relatively new, has made quite a mark in the artificial intelligence market. With the help of Janus-Pro-7B, DeepSeek is making waves in the field of image generation. By ...

We’d love to say DeepSeek is the safest and most ethical AI on the planet. But after reading AppSOC’s latest report, we’re starting to think George Orwell was just a few decades off. Maybe Nineteen ...