Deepseek R1-0528 : The Underdog AI That Could Redefine the Future of AI

DeepSeek’s Latest Models Might Have Trained with Google’s Data

DeepSeek, the Chinese AI company behind the fast-rising R1 model series, is back in the spotlight. and not just for performance gains. Last week, it dropped an updated version of its reasoning model, R1-0528, which quickly impressed the AI community with its strong results on math and coding benchmarks. But the applause hasn’t even settled before controversy rolled in: multiple researchers now believe the model may have been partially trained on…

Researchers suspect DeepSeek cloned Gemini data

DeepSeek, a Chinese lab, released an updated version of its R1 reasoning AI model last week. The company did not disclose the data sources used for training, but some AI researchers suggest that Google’s Gemini family of AI may have been a source. Sam Paech, a Melbourne-based developer, claims to have found evidence that DeepSeek’s latest model was trained on outputs from Gemini. According to Paech’s X post, DeepSeek’s model, R1-0528, uses simil…

Deepseek R1-0528 : The Underdog AI That Could Redefine the Future of AI

What if the next big leap in artificial intelligence didn’t come from Silicon Valley, but from a company operating on a fraction of the budget? Enter Deepseek’s R1-0528, an AI model crafted with just $6 million—pocket change compared to the billions spent by tech giants like OpenAI and Google. Yet, this model isn’t just a […] The post Deepseek R1-0528 : The Underdog AI That Could Redefine the Future of AI appeared first on Geeky Gadgets.

Did DeepSeek Train Its AI on Gemini? What We Know So Far

The AI world is buzzing again. This time over a new claim that Chinese lab DeepSeek may have used Google’s Gemini outputs to train its latest model. While there’s no hard proof yet, several experts believe the signs are too loud to ignore. Let’s unpack the story in plain English. What’s DeepSeek and What Did […] The post Did DeepSeek Train Its AI on Gemini? What We Know So Far appeared first on AutoGPT.