DeepSeek News

DeepSeek’s latest AI model flags Xinjiang camps as human rights violations but censors direct criticism of China, raising concerns over contradictions and increased censorship.

The R1-0528 model features enhanced reasoning capabilities, with DeepSeek asserting it’s closing the gap with OpenAI’s and Google’s latest models.

DeepSeek has released Prover V2, an open-source AI model focused on math theorem verification.

DeepSeek’s rapid ascent highlights vulnerabilities in data privacy and cybersecurity, sparking a global debate on balancing innovation with safety.

The new language model will be publicly available for anyone to use, download, modify or deploy, unlike OpenAI's other recent releases, which are closed systems.

ChatGPT dominated the AI tools market with a 43% market share, while competitor DeepSeek ranked third with just 6%.

Open data must transition to decentralized infrastructure to realize its full potential and reap the benefits of affordable LLM training, accessible research data sharing and unstoppable DApp hosting.

As AI dominance grows, crypto projects should aim to decentralize the technology, but they face significant challenges in competing with Big Tech.

OpenAI has released a preview version of GPT-4.5, which it claims has a higher EQ and is more creative than previous versions. However, some observers claim the new model is overpriced.

South Korea's Personal Information Protection Commission says that DeepSeek has agreed to work with the agency to strengthen privacy protections before the app is relaunched.

DeFAI — a nascent sector of crypto combining DeFi with AI — has shed billions from its January high, but founders say the utility of their products is only getting better.

Dr. Ala Shaabana, co-founder of the OpenTensor Foundation, said open-source AI development began to catch up with centralized AI in 2022.

A US senator has moved to outright ban the import and export of AI technologies like DeepSeek to or from China.

DeepSeek R1’s rise shows AI’s promise and peril — cost-effective yet risky. Privacy, bias and security flaws demand responsible AI now.

Grayscale Investments saw its crypto ETF outflows increase by 140% last week, while BlackRock’s inflows slowed significantly.