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▶ 8:47 Tuhin Srivastava And I think that's like actually being, you know, and so with that in mind, you know, you, you, you name, like you name it, everything from GPT, OSS, all the way to, um, Moonshot model to deep seeks, um, to, 5 times in the scene

▶ 15:27 Elad Gil On the closer side, it's still a lot of the US models, but things like Quinn, DeepSeq, et cetera, are doing very well.
▶ 33:30 Jensen Huang This is, you know, let's face it, Deep Seek was probably the single most important paper that most Silicon Valley researchers read from in the last couple years. 2 times in the scene

▶ 35:11 unnamed speaker Over the last year, the frontier of open intelligence shifted from America to China, starting with the release of DT at the end of 2024.

▶ 22:28 Jacob Helberg Um, both, uh, companies and the Chinese will definitely bundle the stack, so they'll have AI out of the box with the Ascend platform and DeepSeq and all these Chinese tools, and the Chinese are very good at aggressively competing for…
▶ 23:44 Jacob Helberg Um, I mean, the, I would argue, again, reasonable people have different takes on, you know, what happened with DeepSeq. 4 times in the scene

▶ 3:47 Dylan Patel Yeah, working with partners on this, but this is very interesting because, like, when DeepSeek drops, it's like, well, together in Fireworks are like, yeah, we're the best at inference because we have all these, like, people who are really… 2 times in the scene
▶ 7:21 Dylan Patel Like, like deep seek and moonshot and all these other, you know, Alibaba, et cetera. 2 times in the scene
▶ 23:15 Dylan Patel Like the hidden dimension of DeepSeq's models

▶ 37:12 Matthew Prince Um, I, I think that the great lesson of DeepSeek, I wish, I just wish that it had been a group of students out of, like, Hungary that had designed it, not out of China, because there were some really significant innovative steps that they…

▶ 4:02 Sriram Krishnan One of the catalytic moments which happened was the day before I started this job, I get a call, and this was the weekend DeepSecret came out, and there's actually some chatter that I've heard online that China timed it so it can come out… 6 times in the scene
▶ 9:21 Sriram Krishnan And so in a similar context, you're abstract when Deepsea came out, I think that all these great examples of lots of stuff in there, which doesn't probably align to American values.
▶ 18:19 Sriram Krishnan And I think you make a profound point and you already seen that where, when somebody is using DeepSeq or Quinn, that's an expression of soft power.
▶ 26:04 Sriram Krishnan And not, uh, say DeepSeq or Quen. 2 times in the scene
▶ 33:44 Sriram Krishnan Like, um, and, and what DeepSeq showed us is that China actually building these models

▶ 20:04 Qasar Younis You hear about Deep Seek, you hear about these other things.

▶ 11:25 Elad Gil Or, you know, some of the things DeepSeq or others have been doing. 2 times in the scene
▶ 20:39 Elad Gil Do you know if it's true that the deep seek researchers are not allowed to leave China?

▶ 40:30 Thomas Dohmke And, and we saw that, you know, with DeepSeq, uh, earlier this year, um, or actually, you know, a couple of weeks ago, it's not that long ago even. 2 times in the scene

▶ 25:43 Sarah Guo How does DeepSeq and the recent releases they've had factor into your view of compute security given expert controls have clearly led to innovation toward highly compute efficient pre-training that works on chips that China can import at…

▶ 0:19 Sarah Guo Why don't we start with the news of the hour or, you know, really the last month at this point and, um, Deep Seek.
▶ 0:29 Elad Gil Deep Seek is one of those things which is both, um, really important in some ways and then also 3 times in the scene
▶ 2:39 Sarah Guo So, like, DeepSeq v.III, like, the, the base model, big AI model pre-trained on a lot of internet data to predict next tokens, like, that was out in December, right?
▶ 3:19 Sarah Guo And then the, um, as you said, the like narrative violation release of R one reasoning model,
▶ 8:33 Sarah Guo One of the things that was really interesting to me was that, um, like the deep seek mobile app became like, you know, top contender in the app store for a little bit.

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