As companies roll out $100+ monthly subscriptions for AI tools, experts warn that the technology meant to "democratize" innovation is leaving most of the world behind.

Soaring demand for reasoning models will consume electricity, microchips and data-center real estate for the foreseeable future.

China’s major tech companies are uniquely positioned to capitalize on the shift to real-world applications for AI.

DeepSeek has announced it will make parts of its code repositories available to the public, in an effort to be even more ...

Perplexity also has a Deep Research tool now, and it's powered by a version of DeepSeek R1. According to the announcement, ...

AI has shipped its flagship Grok 3 model, and based on the company's benchmarks, it's supposed to be obliterating every other ...

The demands of DeepSeek's advanced reasoning capabilities are pushing enterprises toward Together AI's optimized infrastructure platform.

Here are two ways to try R1 without exposing your data to foreign servers. Perplexity even open-sourced an uncensored version ...

At the same time, DeepSeek has adopted a completely open source strategy, disclosing algorithms, model weights and training details, so that global developers can learn from, improve and deploy models ...