DeepSeek’s AI Style Matches ChatGPT’s 74 Percent Of The Time—New Study

Has DeepSeek Been Using ChatGPT’s Data Without Permission? New Findings Could Shatter AI Trust!

According to a new study by Copyleaks, an AI detection firm, 74.2% of the texts written by DeepSeek are similar to ChatGPT which suggests that DeepSeek may have been trained on outputs from ChatGPT. Algorithm classifiers and screening technology were used by Copyleaks to look at different styles of texts written by ChatGPT, Gemini, DeepSeek, and Llama. When looking at all those texts, users will find that every AI model has its unique and distin…

I have ChatGPT Plus — but here's 7 reasons why I use DeepSeek instead

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How DeepSeek Rewrote the Rules of AI

Liang Wenfeng, DeepSeek founder, delivers keynote speech at awards ceremony, August 30, 2019. (Photo by VCG/VCG via Getty Images.)For years, distillation has been a workhorse behind the scenes in the AI community—a method by which a large, resource-intensive model’s knowledge is compressed into a leaner, faster system.The technique, first demonstrated by Bucilua and collaborators in 2006 and later formalized by Hinton in 2014, follows a simple p…

DeepSeek’s AI Style Matches ChatGPT’s 74 Percent Of The Time—New Study

The findings from AI detection firm Copyleaks suggest that DeepSeek’s claimed innovation might possibly be a derivation of ChatGPT's outputs.