New Chatbot created by Chinese Society Deepseek is talking about the world AI and has Sent an impact Through the US stock market. It seems not only to be comparable to those that are leading companies such as Open and Anthropic, but seemingly created with a fraction of resources.
During Monday morning, the application experienced outages, which, according to her, came from high traffic. And temporarily that limited registration because of a cyber attack. Yet Deepseek quickly became the most downloaded application for free in the Apple App Store and overtaking Chatgpt.
In the morning I spent playing with a chatbot, I asked, along with Openi Chatgpt and Anthropic’s Claude, all the questions I could think of. After some initial poison I was amazed.
He was able to solve some complex problems with mathematics, physics, and thinking that I fed it twice as fast as OpenI’s Chatgpt. When I asked questions about computer programming, types that a job seeker could face in a technical interview was his answers as deep and fast as his competitors.
When I gave Deepseek challenges that required to scratch the website for answers, he liked to write biographies for some of my collaborators, Deepseek seemed to have less hallucinations than chatgpt, although his answers felt a little worse in folding poems and short stories Holidays and come up with recipes for dinner.
The model had other weaknesses. Deepseek was strongly censored for American users. When I asked to summarize the massacre of the 1989 heavenly cast iron, an event that the Chinese government had long tried to erase from the Internet that the information was “above my current range”.
“Let’s talk about something else,” he said.
When Deepseek was asked to explain several shortcomings of the Chinese Communist Party later.
For more harmless questions about the Chinese administration, Deepseek has ever written several paragraphs of the reaction – just to disappear a moment later.
Deepseek did not answer the comment.
Yet some users X and reddit They have found ways to bypass censorship, such as feeding instructions for models for the use of special characters instead of letters, allowing Chatbot to speak more sincerely.
Users who talk to Deepseek should know that their inputs can be used to train his Chatbot and AI, as well as other AI companies.
It had other problems. For example, he couldn’t tell me what the weather was like in San Francisco and said his latest updates did not include weather data. (Chatgpt can pull out the weather reports from local intelligence centers and meteorological websites, but Claude can’t
(The New York Times has sue Openai and his partner, Microsoft, accuse them of violating copyrights of the content of intelligence related AI systems. Openai and Microsoft have denied these demands.)
When I asked Chatbot what it was better than his American competitors, he quoted his cost efficiency and adaptation options, but also specialization in Chinese language and culture.
“Think of Deepseek as a specialized tool for specific needs (especially in Chinese), while Chatgpt is versatile, all around the assistant,” he wrote.
