A startup founder’s dilemma

Microsoft Wants to Model DeepSeek’s Breakthrough

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has praised DeepSeek’s AI success. He sees it as a game-changer for Microsoft’s future. According to The Verge, DeepSeek’s achievements have become a new benchmark for Microsoft. DeepSeek, a China-based AI company, developed the R1 model. It quickly gained traction due to its efficiency. Unlike traditional AI systems that rely on […] The post Microsoft Wants to Model DeepSeek’s Breakthrough  appeared first on AutoGPT.

The technical prowess of the Chinese startup DeepSeek has forced Microsoft to rethink its approach to AI. DeepSeek has shown that it is possible to develop advanced AI models at low cost. Microsoft has learned from this and CEO Satya Nadella recently declared that DeepSeek is Redmond's new "success criterion" in AI. Satya Nadella was impressed by the way a team of only 200 people built an AI product that has been successful in developing a new A…

Microsoft remains committed to Europe in a geopolitical scenario marked by growing tension between the US and the Old Continent: "We are a global company."

A startup founder’s dilemma

IMAGINE a scenario where an employee of a promising tech startup – let’s call it DeepSeek – illicitly backs up all the company’s code, cloud infrastructure details, and customer data, and then take it home and begin to hold it, never mind whether he or she eventually shares the codes, ideas, processes and other trade secrets. Today, with deep-tech innovation driving industries forward, would DeepSeek even stand a chance if its core secrets were …

At an event organized with Microsoft employees, boss Satya Nadella mentioned DeepSeek. And to say the greatest good!