DeepSeek seeks ‘total victory’ with new open-source tool to slash AI cost - South China Morning Post deepseek 8.0
Chinese AI startup DeepSeek has released a new open-source tool aimed at dramatically cutting the costs of running AI models, with its founder describing the effort as a push for "total victory" in the AI efficiency race
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