Chinese AI developer DeepSeek said it spent $294,000 on training its R1 model, much lower than figures reported for U.S.

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The first peer-reviewed study of the DeepSeek AI model shows how a Chinese start-up firm made the market-shaking LLM for $300 ...

The success of DeepSeek’s powerful artificial intelligence (AI) model R1 — that made the US stock market plummet when it was ...

The disclosure comes in a paper likely to reignite debate over Beijing's position in the race to develop artificial intelligence.

China’s DeepSeek has claimed its flagship AI system, known as R1, was trained for just $294,000, which is a fraction of the ...

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DeepSeek, a Chinese AI developer, spent only $294,000 to train its R1 model. This is much less than what US companies like ...

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