DeepSeek R2 just went open-source and it's matching GPT-4o on 9 of 12 benchmarks — for literally $0 in API costs
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DeepSeek R2, a new open-source model, matches GPT-4o on nine of twelve benchmarks while running locally on a single A100 for zero API cost, potentially transforming the economics of AI deployment.
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