Last week, lively discussions about DeepSeek R1, a new reasoning model, broke out all around the Internet. To name a few, big-name investor Marc Andreessen called it "one of the most amazing breakthroughs". According to CNBC, citing Alexander Wang, DeepSeek's R1 model isn't just keeping up with industry leaders; in some cases, it's outperforming major models like Llama, Gemini and OpenAI's latest offerings, and these are just the tip of the iceberg.
To better understand the implications of this language model and its potential impact on AI development, we talked with ELEKS' experts, Sergii Bataiev, Director of Architecture and Technology, Volodymyr Getmanskyi, Head of Data Science Office, and Mykhailo Skurativskyi, Research and Development Engineer.
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