OpenAI claimed it had found evidence suggesting that Chinese AI start-up DeepSeek may have used its artificial intelligence models to train its own open-source competitor. The Bloomberg reported that the Francisco-based company said it had observed signs of “distillation” linked to DeepSeek, raising concerns about a potential violation of intellectual property rights. DeepSeek Under Scrutiny: Italy’s Data Protection Authority Seeks Information From Chinese AI Company on Data Protection.

OpenAI Says China Rival DeepSeek Used Its AI Model

BREAKING: OpenAI has claimed that it has evidence that Chinese competitor DeepSeek used the American company’s AI model to train its rival chatbot, according to Bloomberg News.

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