Deep Seek R1 Model: Unleashing Advanced AI Capabilities
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Deep Seek unveiled the R1 light preview model, leaving everyone in awe. This week, they unleashed a whole family of models, including the Deep 60 and distilled models, which outperformed big names like GPT-40. The MIT-licensed Deep Seek R1 model is a game-changer, allowing users to train other models with its outputs. A detailed paper delves into the model's groundbreaking techniques, setting it apart from the competition.
In benchmarks, the Deep Seek R1 model shines, even surpassing the OpenAI 01 model in some instances. Leveraging the Deep Seek V3 base model, the R1 model showcases a unique approach to post-training, yielding exceptional results. The model's performance on the chat.deepseek.com demo app demonstrates its impressive thinking process and reasoning abilities, handling various questions with finesse.
The technical paper reveals the model's evolution, with the Deep Seek R1 benefiting from reinforcement learning training to enhance its capabilities. Through a multi-stage training pipeline, including fine-tuning and reinforcement learning, the model's performance continues to impress. Additionally, distillation techniques have been employed to create smaller models from the Deep Seek R1, showcasing the model's adaptability and versatility in the AI landscape.
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