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DeepSeek
A Chinese AI lab famous for strong open models at very low cost.
DeepSeek is a Chinese research lab that shook the industry by releasing models close to the frontier as open weights, trained for a fraction of what Western labs spend. Anyone can download and run its models.
For CourionAI readers, DeepSeek matters because it keeps pushing prices down and quality up across the whole industry, which shapes the tools everyone uses.
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DeepSeek's Cheap Model Can Now See, and It Edges Past Opus 4.8 on Two Visual Tests
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OpenAI Cut Its Flagship Model to Half Price, and the Reason Is Sitting on a Leaderboard
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Deepseek Gave Away Its Agent Software and Raised API Prices on the Same Day
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Same model, four different tools, three times the price: a test of what the wrapper costs you
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Someone got DeepSeek V4 Flash running in production on a single AMD card and published every patch it took
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DeepSeek updated its cheap model and it now runs neck and neck with OpenAI's cheap model
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Mira Murati's lab shrank its own model to a quarter of the size and lost one point
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The same pile of AI output: $50 from Anthropic, 87 cents from DeepSeek
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Defenders are now using prompt injection as a trap for AI attackers
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DeepSeek V4 goes fully stable, and the old models switch off today
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A Small Open Coding Model Just Beat Rivals Ten Times Its Size, and You Can Run It Yourself
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Nvidia's Next AI Chips Reportedly Squeeze 10x More Work From the Same Power
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Apple Is Bringing Its AI to China, Powered by a Chinese Model
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Mira Murati's New Lab Ships Its First Model, and It's Built to Be Customized
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DeepSeek Is Designing Its Own AI Chip, and Taking Outside Money for the First Time
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Microsoft Is Quietly Swapping OpenAI and Anthropic Out of Copilot to Cut Costs
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A Chinese Lab Just Launched a Free Rival to Claude Code, At a Tenth of the Price
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