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    OpenAI accuses DeepSeek of 'free-riding' on US models

    OpenAI just warned US lawmakers that Chinese startup DeepSeek is bypassing access restrictions to distill US models like ChatGPT for its own training. In a congressional memo, OpenAI claimed DeepSeek employees used obfuscated routers and automated scripts to harvest outputs while cutting corners on safety. DeepSeek and parent firm High-Flyer have not commented.

  2. AI modelsReach 50

    DeepSeek is reportedly rushing its next-gen R2 model to market early

    DeepSeek is accelerating the rollout of R2, the successor to its hit R1 reasoning model, according to people familiar with the matter. The startup originally targeted an early May release but now wants it out as soon as possible, aiming to deliver better coding skills and broader multilingual reasoning. Why it matters: If DeepSeek strikes twice on a budget, it will put even more pressure on Western rivals racing to keep up.