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DeepSeek Might Have Used Google's Gemini To Train Its Newest Model

In the ever-evolving world of artificial intelligence, where breakthroughs are as common as coffee breaks, Chinese AI lab DeepSeek has dropped a bombshell—or rather, a model. The release of DeepSeek R1-0528, an updated version of its reasoning AI model, has not only impressed the tech world with its stellar performance in math and coding benchmarks but also stirred up a pot of controversy. The model’s origins, specifically the source of its training data, have become the subject of intense speculation. Some researchers, led by Melbourne-based developer Sam Paech, have raised eyebrows with claims that DeepSeek’s latest creation may have been trained using Google’s Gemini AI outputs.

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