Imagine training an AI model without direct access to data—but instead, using the power of another model’s outputs. This is precisely what DeepSeek is accused of doing. OpenAI claims the Chinese startup used a technique called "distillation," sparking heated debates about intellectual property in AI.
Imagine training an AI model without direct access to data—but instead, using the power of another model’s outputs. This is precisely what DeepSeek is accused of doing. OpenAI claims the Chinese startup used a technique called “distillation,” sparking heated debates about intellectual property in AI.
