OpenAI has accused the Chinese start-up DeepSeek of using its technology to develop a rival AI model, highlighting worries over intellectual property theft in the AI sector. Reports suggest that DeepSeek employed a technique called "distillation" to enhance its smaller AI model's performance, a practice OpenAI claims may violate its terms of service. The U.S. Navy has prohibited its personnel from using DeepSeek's technology amid worries about data security. DeepSeek's AI model, R1, has unexpectedly matched U.S. counterparts, raising investor apprehensions reflected in a significant market sell-off.
OpenAI claims that DeepSeek's use of its technology to create competing AI models highlights significant concerns over intellectual property theft within the tech industry.
The emergence of DeepSeek's R1 model, despite its smaller budget, has raised eyebrows and questions in the industry about its rapid success.
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