Tag: DeepSeek vs. OpenAI

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Heather Zeiger
Date
February 10, 2025

Categorized
Computer Security, Large Language Models (LLMs), Law

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DeepSeek and censorship, Deepseek and copyright issues, Deepseek and data breaches, DeepSeek and lack of guardrails, DeepSeek vs. OpenAI, Distillation technique used by DeepSeek, Gregory Allen, Michael Shuman, Reverse engineering (used by DeepSeek)}

DeepSeek: Honing In on the Challenges It Presents

_{Although the program is admirably streamlined, censorship, data breaches, copyright violation, and lack of guardrails are among the most prominent challenges} _{Heather Zeiger
February 10, 2025

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Computer Security, Large Language Models (LLMs), Law}

The distillation technique that DeepSeek apparently uses to poach OpenAI’s database results, over time, in a loss of information on the internet. Read More ›

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Richard W. Stevens
Date
February 5, 2025

Categorized
Large Language Models (LLMs), Law

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Copyright infringement, Copyright law's purpose, DeepSeek vs. OpenAI, Distillation in LLMs, Generative AI and copyright issues, Microsoft investigating DeepSeek}

Did China’s DeepSeek Violate OpenAI’s Legal Rights?

_{“Distillation” technology may have allowed DeepSeek to piggy-back on ChatGPT to capture market share} _{Richard W. Stevens
February 5, 2025

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Large Language Models (LLMs), Law}

The complex legal wrangle continues but, in general, I would advise against treating AI products as legally equivalent to human products. Read More ›