Release of DeepSeek R1 shatters long-held assumptions about AI
According to the DeepSeek research paper, the project took only $6 million to train but it performs on par with leading AI models.
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According to the DeepSeek research paper, the project took only $6 million to train but it performs on par with leading AI models.
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