@Mr_Salio: DeepSeek V5 Leak: Beats Claude Mythos 5 > Rumors are pointing to Mythos-level capabilities > DeepSeek V5 is reportedly …
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Rumors suggest that DeepSeek V5, expected in early September, could surpass Claude Mythos 5 with frontier-level performance at a lower cost while remaining open-weight.
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DeepSeek V5 Leak: Beats Claude Mythos 5
Rumors are pointing to Mythos-level capabilities DeepSeek V5 is reportedly coming in Early September Expected to be a major leap beyond the V4 generation Could deliver frontier-level performance at a much lower cost DeepSeek is reportedly still planning to keep the model open-weight
Could DeepSeek V5 become the new king of open-weight AI?
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