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DeepSeek’s AI app shot to No. 1 in the Apple App Store in January, pushing ChatGPT down to second place
minus-squareHackworth@lemmy.worldlinkfedilinkEnglisharrow-up9·edit-221 hours agoIt was a free o1/o3 equivalent at a time when there were only paid options. But in the short interim, Google’s made their r model free to use. *Plus, deepseek doesn’t hide its internal monologue the way o1/o3 do. It’s fun to watch it go back and forth with itself.
minus-squarecount_dongulus@lemmy.worldlinkfedilinkEnglisharrow-up3·16 hours agoLol have you not used o1/o3? They show the inner monologue too. Fun little pretend detail to keep you entertained while the model takes 30 seconds to respond.
minus-squareHackworth@lemmy.worldlinkfedilinkEnglisharrow-up3·9 hours agoo1/o3 use a smaller model to summarize the reasoning, but they don’t show the actual CoT generation the way deepseek does.
It was a free o1/o3 equivalent at a time when there were only paid options. But in the short interim, Google’s made their r model free to use.
*Plus, deepseek doesn’t hide its internal monologue the way o1/o3 do. It’s fun to watch it go back and forth with itself.
Lol have you not used o1/o3? They show the inner monologue too. Fun little pretend detail to keep you entertained while the model takes 30 seconds to respond.
o1/o3 use a smaller model to summarize the reasoning, but they don’t show the actual CoT generation the way deepseek does.