Quote from: virasog on Today at 05:09:36 PM

I am not against OpenAI or DeepSeek as more the competition, the better it is for the End user. Previously you have to pay 200$ for using the full version of OpenAI but now even a better model developed made is China is totally free.

Why i think that DeepSeek has not only burst the US tech bubble but it has raised many questions on the supremacy of USA. United States was playing not a fair game by not letting Nvidia to send their latest chips to China so they remain behind in AI, but guess what, with the older chips, they are able to develop a more better AI model in more cheaper price.

DeepSeek is currently free but is there any guarantee that it' future versions will be free also? In start such things are free but once we get used to them they start charging for there versions with advance features.

It's vital for super powers to maintain there supremacy in tech field and that's exactly what's going on in AI i.e. Deepseek vs ChatGPT. What China has done is just the beginning of new war in AI domain since other tech companies won't remain silent and will try there best to launch something better then DeepSeek. For the moment, China has shocked the world by launching a cheap AI Chatbot and has caused US tech companies massive financial loss.