The launch of Janus-Pro came only days after the release of DeepSeek's R1 model ... by separating the steps for analyzing and generating images, while still using a single, unified system to ...

Image Liang Wenfeng, DeepSeek’s founder, meeting with Premier Li Qiang last week, in an image from a Chinese state media broadcast.Credit...CCTV DeepSeek is no stranger to the party’s urge to ...

Bryan R. Smith / AFP / Getty Images AI stocks had a volatile week as Wall Street reckoned with the implications of a sophisticated, cost-efficient AI model from Chinese start-up DeepSeek.

AFP via Getty Images A splashy Beijing-backed upstart like DeepSeek, perhaps, but there are only so many splashy upstarts — and so many governments with the resources and political motivations ...

But unlike the American AI giants, which usually have free versions but impose fees to access their higher-operating AI engines and gain more queries, DeepSeek is all free to use. It also quickly ...

DeepSeek’s second January release revolutionised multimodal AI with its 7-billion-parameter architecture. The model processes text and images simultaneously, outperforming DALL-E 3 in GenEval ...

Generative AI has radically transformed digital creation. AI image generators can produce pictures from just a few words in a prompt, and it's becoming easier than ever to find and use these programs.

Impact Link Stock market surprises have a way of echoing through subsequent earnings calls, and the impact of DeepSeek is reverberating on Wall Street. On recent analyst calls, executives have ...

Several companies have switched to DeepSeek to save costs DeepSeek's structural impact pervasive, executives say Startups fast to switch, large firms to watch and wait GOTHENBURG, Feb 3 (Reuters ...

Both apps are free, so you don’t have to pay anything. The various DeepSeek R1 distillations and their performance. Image source: DeepSeek Next, you need to choose a DeepSeek R1 model from the ...

DeepSeek, this week's hit AI app out of China, won't replace teachers in the classroom anytime soon. As with any of its American rivals, the hallucination problem is still strong with this one.