AI start-up DeepSeek to open-source 5 code repositories next week for 'full transparency'
DeepSeek said it would double down on open-source technology with a fresh commitment to make five of its code repositories public, as the Chinese start-up continues to draw worldwide attention amid intense US-China competition in artificial intelligence (AI).
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Beyond DeepSeek: Rising Chinese AI Firms To Watch in 2025The disruptive success of DeepSeek has highlighted the growing number of smaller Chinese AI firms reshaping the AI race.
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