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DeepSeek stole our tech... says OpenAI

BY tjgy6
June 9, 2025
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The Code Report: Deep Seek Rabbit Hole

Key Topics

  • Conflict between OpenAI and Deep Seek:

    • OpenAI accuses Deep Seek of intellectual property theft.
    • Allegations of Deep Seek using OpenAI's outputs for fine-tuning without consent, a practice known as distillation.
    • OpenAI's previous practices are highlighted, including data scraping without permissions, feeling like "artificial super irony."
  • Emergence of Chinese AI Models:

    • Chinese competition rises with hedge funds developing models surpassing OpenAI with much lower investments.
    • New models like Alibaba's Quen 2.5 Max and another Chinese model, Kim 1.5, are challenging established Big Tech models.
  • Technical Aspects:

    • Deep Seek's technical advancements include bypassing CUDA by using Nvidia's parallel thread execution directly.
    • The efficiency achieved by Deep Seek is 10 times better than other models, hinting at highly skilled engineering.
  • Security and Privacy Concerns:

    • Concerns over data privacy as all interactions with Deep Seek over the web are allegedly sent to China.
    • Advice to use Deep Seek locally to mitigate privacy risks.
  • Open Source Movement:

    • Open-source AI is gaining momentum against proprietary tech giants.
    • Promotion of open-source tools like PostHog that offer comprehensive analytics and testing tools.
  • Broader Industry Observations:

    • Notable figures like PayPal Mafia's David Sachs joining the conversation about AI's future.
    • Suggestion that some current events in AI might be marketing ploys to establish dominance.
    • Commentary on Europe's focus shifting away from AI to other technologies.

Conclusion

  • The video examines the Deep Seek and OpenAI conflict, tech advancements, market dynamics, and the growing influence of open-source initiatives.
  • Encouragement for developers to leverage open-source tools and start innovating in the current AI landscape.
    DeepSeek stole our tech... says OpenAI