Sam Altman, Openai CEO and co -founder, called Chinese artificial intelligence startup Deepseek “impressive”, but while scooping his shoulders, the startup could threaten Openai.
“Deepseek's R1 is an impressive model, especially for what can be provided for prices,” says Altman on Monday night. “We provide a much better model, and it is legal to have a new competitors! We will raise some release.”
DeepSeek started the AI model R1 last week. As a result, it was immediately compared to the model provided by Openai or other major AI companies.
The Chinese app jumped to the NO.1 FREE app on the Apple's App Store on the weekend and rose on Openai, who was sitting second.
Altman said, “I'm excited to continue to execute on our research roadmap, suggesting future projects.”
Openai believes that “computing is more important than ever to succeed in our mission,” says Altman. “The world wants to use many AIs, and I'm really surprised that the next GEN model will come.”
“I'm looking forward to bringing all AGIs [artificial generative intelligence] Beyond that, Altman added.
It is said that DeepSeek spent Only $ 5.6 millionTo train the latest model Wall Street JournalIt was reported firstOn the weekends, the billing questions about the billions of US companies are spending on AI development.
Openai has spent billions of dollars, including the popular chatbot Chatgpt.
Deepseek claims R1 Open source inference The model is “PAR Performance” Openai.
When asked about the rapid increase of Deep Shek, who was calling with a reporter, Kevin Weil, Openai's highest product, said, “It emphasizes how important the United States beats the race.”
“It's a very competitive industry, isn't it? And it indicates that it's not only the United States but also worldwide,” he continued. “So Deepseek has just released something and they have launched a good model. It is the same as the place we were a few months ago.”
