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Deepseek
- Thread starter RCA
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Elliott
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- Apr 23, 2002
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- Certified General Appraiser
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Perplexity: "Which AI generator was stolen from to create the new Deepseek AI answers?"
Answer:
"DeepSeek’s AI models, particularly its latest R1 model, have come under scrutiny for potentially being developed using OpenAI’s data or techniques. OpenAI has raised suspicions that DeepSeek may have employed “distillation,” a method where smaller models are trained using outputs from larger ones, to extract knowledge from OpenAI’s ChatGPT models. This would violate OpenAI’s terms of service if true, though no definitive evidence has been presented yet.
Observers have also noted the irony in these allegations, as OpenAI itself has faced criticism for training its models on copyrighted material from across the internet. DeepSeek, meanwhile, claims its models were developed independently and at a fraction of the cost of Western counterparts, leveraging open-source principles and innovative resource utilization."
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It is the Chicom Way, "Copy and steal."
Answer:
"DeepSeek’s AI models, particularly its latest R1 model, have come under scrutiny for potentially being developed using OpenAI’s data or techniques. OpenAI has raised suspicions that DeepSeek may have employed “distillation,” a method where smaller models are trained using outputs from larger ones, to extract knowledge from OpenAI’s ChatGPT models. This would violate OpenAI’s terms of service if true, though no definitive evidence has been presented yet.
Observers have also noted the irony in these allegations, as OpenAI itself has faced criticism for training its models on copyrighted material from across the internet. DeepSeek, meanwhile, claims its models were developed independently and at a fraction of the cost of Western counterparts, leveraging open-source principles and innovative resource utilization."
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It is the Chicom Way, "Copy and steal."