Why DeepSeek Isn’t A Search Engine And What It Means For Advertisers, Google, Microsoft by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, February 26, 2025 OpenAI may have been the first to release a reasoning model and others followed. Search engines did not tell users why it would serve specific information, but that has changed with AI. … Continue reading Why DeepSeek Isn’t A Search Engine And What It Means For Advertisers, Google, Microsoft
DeepSeek Code Capable Of Sending Data Direct To Chinese Government by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, February 6, 2025 As Google makes Gemini 2.0 free to all via the Gemini API in Google AI Studio and Vertex AI, cybersecurity experts have found code hidden deep in DeepSeek’s application that has the capability to send user … Continue reading DeepSeek Code Capable Of Sending Data Direct To Chinese Government
Want private, high-performance AI on your machine? Learn how to install, optimize and run DeepSeek R1 models locally with this guide. Allen Martinez on February 3, 2025 Ever wondered if your Mac mini M4 Pro could become an LLM powerhouse? The short answer: not exactly — but it can run DeepSeek R1 models locally … Continue reading How to run DeepSeek locally on your computer
TrustInsight’s co-founder and chief data scientist explains the new Chinese AI and how it will change marketers’ jobs — for better and for worse. Constantine von Hoffman on January 28, 2025 I interviewed TrustInsight’s Chris Penn last Friday, and he told me how DeepSeek was going to kick over the apple cart of Big … Continue reading Chris Penn talks DeepSeek and its big impact on marketers
The powerful open-source AI from China is less expensive than ChatGPT and Gemini and just as good. Expect better and cheaper marketing tools soon. Constantine von Hoffman on January 27, 2025 DeepSeek, a powerful new open-source AI from China, may have put a pin to the AI valuation bubble. While that’s bad news for … Continue reading What is DeepSeek? A boon for marketers and a threat to Big Tech
