

Deepseek Offers Lower-Cost AI Model
Jan 27, 2025
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DeepSeek's Disruptive Model
- DeepSeek's AI model offers comparable performance to top chatbots at a fraction of the cost.
- This raises questions about the efficiency of current AI hardware usage and valuations of U.S. tech companies.
DeepSeek's Training Strategy
- DeepSeek leverages the output of existing models like OpenAI, Anthropic, and Llama to train its own.
- This efficient approach allows DeepSeek to avoid training a model from scratch, potentially challenging the value of open-sourcing.
Efficiency over First-Mover Advantage
- DeepSeek's success isn't about being first but about being better and more efficient with resources.
- This approach challenges the traditional first-mover advantage seen in tech.