In the fiercely competitive AI talent market, Hangzhou-based AI star DeepSeek has recently launched a major hiring spree on ...

While competitors are making redundancies, we're experiencing the opposite: We’re growing and hiring. This isn't happening ...

The implications for enterprise AI are significant. Until recently, most leading systems were only available through closed ...

DeepSeek is hiring for a job in product management and design. It's a major shift from the startup's focus on AI model research. The rush to hire product talent mirrors a broader trend in the US ...

DeepSeek, the Chinese startup that stunned markets with an AI model on par with OpenAI’s, is aggressively recruiting specialists for a little-understood industry sphere in a signal of its ...

Liang Wenfeng is the founder of AI lab DeepSeek, whose AI chatbot shook tech stocks this week. In a rare interview in 2023, he gave insight into his hiring strategy. "Experience is not that ...

China-based AI app DeepSeek, which sits atop the app store charts, made its presence widely known Monday by triggering a sharp drop in share prices for some tech giants.. Shares of Nvidia, the top ...

DeepSeek, after all, was reportedly trained and built with only a $6 million investment, a far cry from the billions of dollars many assumed necessary to achieve an AI model that can match or even ...

Developers of AI-powered applications "have rushed to test DeepSeek after seeing its performance in publicly available evaluations," The Information, a tech-focused business publication, reported.

DeepSeek has spooked the stock market this week, and AI stocks have borne the brunt of the news. However, not all AI stocks are collapsing, and some could actually gain from DeepSeek. Here are three.

Weeks after Japan revealed details of a landmark energy plan partly designed to keep up with an expected AI surge, the shock rise of Chinese startup DeepSeek has upended conventional wisdom over ...