US EditionChina's DeepSeek releases AI model upgrade, intensifies rivalry with OpenAI
- DeepSeek upgraded its open-source V3 large language model to DeepSeek-V3-0324, increasing its parameters and enhancing coding and mathematical problem-solving abilities.
- The new model has improved reasoning capabilities and scored significantly better in several benchmarks, including 59.4 in the American Invitational Mathematics Examination compared to its predecessor's 39.6.
- DeepSeek-V3-0324 is now the top trending model on Hugging Face, receiving positive reviews for its performance.
- Some U.S. agencies have restricted access to DeepSeek's products due to national security concerns.
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U.S. economist points to AI progress in China during Boao Forum
Sachs, a Columbia University professor, specifically highlighted DeepSeek, a Chinese start-up, for developing an open-source language model. He pointed out that this achievement democratizes AI access, moving it beyond the control of a few tech giants like Microsoft, Meta, and OpenAI, making it “available to everyone” through an “extremely smart” open-source approach. Sachs sees China emerging as a global hub for open-source AI, emphasizing that…
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