After rattling Wall Street and Silicon Valley, Chinese startup DeepSeek takes a break; here's why

Chinese startup DeepSeek AI has rattled the entirety of Wall Street after becoming a super-alternate solution to the likes of OpenAI, Gemini, LLama, and other AI chatbots that had until now, been dominating the AI industry. However, it now looks like DeepSeek AI has suddenly gone on a short break.

DeepSeek AI in 'holiday mode'?

DeepSeek AI may be on 'holiday mode' due to the Lunar New Year, which is a very popular and celebrated occasion in China, and this could be one major reason why DeepSeek AI has gone suddenly all quiet, while its products continue to create havoc in the world of artificial intelligence, according to a South China Morning Post report.

Last launch by DeepSeek AI before Lunar New Year

AI stocks in the US saw a significant decline over the week after DeepSeek launched its AI model, and they have been so well received by users, that its application has become one of the top-rated ones in Apple's App Store. DeepSeek AI provided its last update around its AI models a day before the Lunar New Year's Eve and has been silent after that, while the world keeps using and stays in awe of their latest launches.


The first multimodal model, Janus-Pro, was launched by DeepSeek AI on Lunar New Year's Eve, which was their last activity till now. More services and launches are expected in the coming days, suggest reports.

FAQs:

Is DeepSeek AI free for use?
DeepSeek AI's latest AI models are open-source and free to use after the initial sign-in, setup, and launch.

Can I sign into DeepSeek AI using my email?
DeepSeek AI has the facility to sign in using your email ID. If you have a Google account, the sign-in could be even swifter.