Chinese AI lab DeepSeek released an updated version of its R1 reasoning model that performs well on a number of math and coding benchmarks. Some AI researchers speculate that at least a portion came ...

While China’s most ambitious open-source model may have been quietly fed by one of its Western rivals, if the product is an ...

By Ronil Thakkar / KnowTechie DeepSeek's new AI model R1-0528 excels in advanced reasoning tasks, but controversy surrounds its training origins and data sources.

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The latest DeepSeek AI update has sparked controversy after reports surfaced that it was trained using outputs from Google’s Gemini model, rather than just raw data. This method, called ...

The updated reasoning model, released in May, performed well against leading US models in the real-time WebDev Arena tests.

DeepSeek's model, called R1-0528, prefers words and expressions similar to those that Google's Gemini 2.5 Pro favors, said Paech in an X post. That's not a smoking gun.

Google said the newest version of Gemini 2.5 Pro, now on preview, gives faster and more creative responses while performing better than OpenAI's o3.