The emergence of Depseek and its lower costs have been the great phenomenon that the markets has dominated. His arrival marks a turning point for the AI revolution clarifying the prices that will require sustaining this technology and the megainvers that have occurred on Wall Street. However, although in the first moments Donald Trump and San Altman, CEO of OpenAi, spoke in good terms of the rise of their new rival, Microsoft speaks of the possibility that the Chinese firm has made its model through A violation of the intellectual property of the American firm, according to Financial Times.
Both the American firm and its partner, Microsoft, claim to have evidence and evidence that Depseek used models that are patented by OpenAI to train their rival. This episode would have happened in autumn when some people related to the Asian startup leaked a large amount of data regarding the interface to program applications (API). The suspicions of the American firm would have been detected by Microsoft, the largest Openai investor. It remains to be seen if there will be more steps towards a large-scale litigo that makes Deepseek a new episode of the US legal and commercial clashes, which already had the AI in the focus with the chips.
The Chinese company unleashed a wave of sales in the US technology sector last Monday as the application was the most downloaded of the App Store in the US and China and the markets were assuming the idea of an AI that could make a model with a model with A training cost of only 5.58 million, that is, 95% less. It would also require a series of less refined chips. A fear that made Nvidia collapse 17% in a single session. The ‘chiperas’ were not the only ones, the energy that the great millionaire contracts on their industry also highlight.
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