Since the internet is filled with AI-generated content, it can be hard to tell where training data originally came from.

Oops, it looks like according to a new report, the latest DeepSeek AI model might have used Google Gemini to train itself.

Chinese AI lab DeepSeek released an updated version of its R1 reasoning model that performs well on a number of math and ...

DeepSeek’s latest AI model, R1-0528, is under scrutiny after experts claim it may have been trained using data from Google’s ...

DeepSeek updated its R1 reasoning AI, and released a more exciting, smaller R1 version that can run on just one GPU.

Google said the newest version of Gemini 2.5 Pro, now on preview, gives faster and more creative responses while performing better than OpenAI's o3.

Additionally, the model’s hallucination rate has been reduced, contributing to more reliable and consistent output.

DeepSeek faces new claims its R1-0528 AI model was trained on data from Google Gemini, after prior scrutiny about alledged ...

Gemini won for coding, and not for visual imagination. Surprisingly, it did not generate an image despite creating a vivid one previously. Testing DeepSeek against Google’s new, enhanced model ...

China-developed DeepSeek AI has raised plenty of privacy ... As mentioned earlier, Google Gemini stands out as the most data-hungry service, collecting 22 of these data types, including highly ...