Here's why people are not happy with DeepSeek
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Claims that DeepSeek R1 faces adoption roadblocks because it's China-based and users fear government interception, with at least one country (Italy) reportedly banning its use; U.S. startups rapidly spin up alternatives after DeepSeek's paper; OpenAI O3 mini targets lower price points and tries to match DeepSeek on cost; these reasoning models already work for report generation and as LLM “judges,” but latency and first‑generation brittleness remain and accuracy is expected to improve over time.
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- 0:00Introduction to MLDS 2025
- 0:24Reasoning models landscape
- 1:33Challenges with Chinese models
- 2:51Capabilities of O3 and R1
- 4:25Future of AI reasoning
- 5:07Reflections on MLDS 2025
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