OpenAI has accused Chinese AI startup DeepSeek of unlawfully using its proprietary model outputs to train a competing AI system. Central to the dispute is the use of “model distillation,” a ...

Dongguo Liang of Liu, Shen & Associates says DeepSeek should take swift action to address ‘insufficient planning’ in its intellectual property protection strategy and an ‘underdeveloped’ patent ...

says it has proof that the Chinese start-up DeepSeek used its technology to create a competing artificial intelligence model — fueling concerns about intellectual property theft in the fast ...

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

OpenAI and the White House have accused DeepSeek of using ChatGPT to cheaply train its new chatbot. Experts in tech law say OpenAI has little recourse under intellectual property and contract law.

However, this is a rather common practice for any AI model development technique, but OpenAI believes that DeepSeek AI may have broken intellectual property rules and regulations in place while ...

The DeepSeek launch should not only cause existing ... and the policymaking community concerning the importance of intellectual property rights. OpenAI’s concern that its models’ outputs ...

OpenAI has also accused Deepseek of engaging in intellectual property theft through a process known as model distillation. This technique allegedly enables Deepseek to replicate the capabilities ...

On Tuesday, Bloomberg and the Financial Times reported that OpenAI and Microsoft, its biggest investor, are looking into evidence that DeepSeek used OpenAI’s intellectual property to build its ...

Chinese startup DeepSeek's latest model, R1-0528, is reshaping the AI leaderboard with open-source disruption. ETF investors ...

The Post has sought comment from OpenAI and DeepSeek. US businesses have long been concerned about intellectual property ...