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Intelligent assistant for coding, content creation, file reading, and more. Upload documents, engage in extended conversations, and receive expert assistance in AI, natural language processing, and beyond.
Launched on December 28th, 2024
From what I ve seen, it looks like a strong competitor in the AI space, but I d love to hear your thoughts. How does it compare to GPT, Claude, or Mistral? Any standout features or limitations?
DeepSeek Chat is my favorite free AI assistant! It understands complex questions like a human, remembers long conversations, and can even analyze PDFs and Excel files. I use it daily for research, coding help, and brainstorming - it's like having a genius friend who's always available. The web search feature keeps answers up-to-date, and it explains things clearly without jargon. For a free tool, it outperforms many paid AIs I've tried!
DeepSeek is truly remarkable! What sets it apart is its outstanding deep - thinking ability. It can analyze complex problems from multiple angles, break them down into smaller, more manageable parts, and then piece together comprehensive and insightful solutions. Whether it's dealing with academic research, business strategies, or daily life conundrums, DeepSeek's deep - thinking function always shines. It provides in - depth, well - thought - out responses that are both accurate and valuable. It's an amazing tool that has truly revolutionized the way we seek knowledge and solve problems.
I have been using this product for a few days now and I feel that it is very user-friendly. It has replaced my previous habit of searching for answers on search engines. What I think is great about it is its ability to think deeply, which is different from other AI products. I really like it and hope that its functions will become more comprehensive in the future. I will continue to support it!
Hi everyone!
DeepSeek has quietly rolled out R1-0528, a new version of their open-source LLM, and it’s already making some noise. Interestingly, DeepSeek describes this as just a "minor update" to their R1 model – classic DeepSeek modesty, given what it can do. It’s competing closely with OpenAI's o3 models on coding benchmarks on LiveCodeBench.
Key upgrades include strong coding and reasoning skills, a massive long context window perfect for large documents or codebase, and better accuracy on long texts. It’s also designed to be more careful about hallucinations.
For those already using DeepSeek official API for development, the existing API interfaces remain unchanged. The model is now on Hugging Face, with a free API available via OpenRouter.
This is definitely an interesting development for anyone needing powerful, open-source LLM alternatives. And if this is just the "minor update" or appetizer before a potential R2, well, it already feels like a full main course to the world!
For teams working with large-scale documents or code, have you observed any tangible benefits with R1-0528 compared to other open-source LLMs?
Looks like the new DeepSeek has caught up on claude opus no think, although it's not on the leaderboard yet
(Deepseek R1.1 scored the same as claude-opus-4-nothink 70.7% on aider polyglot. Old R1 was 56.9%)