OpenAI believes outputs from its artificial intelligence models may have been used by Chinese startup DeepSeek to train its new open-source model that impressed many observers and shook U.S ...

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The Chinese startup's R1 model sparked market panic due to its efficient performance. OpenAI has also faced scrutiny over training practices and copyright lawsuits from media firms. DeepSeek may have ...