Sept. 5 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg today cited people familiar with the matter as saying thatDeepSeek A more advanced AI is being developed Agentfunctioning AI models meant to compete with U.S. rivals such as OpenAI at the new frontier of technology.
The company is building models that can be used in userMinimum instructions onlyIn the case of a user who represents theCompletion of multi-step operations, and the ability to continually learn and improve based on previous operations.
Sources say DeepSeek founder Wenfeng Liang is pushing the team to target theLast quarter of the yearRelease of this new product.
In January, DeepSeek released the R1 model that disrupted the global tech industry with its ability to simulate human reasoning processes. The model reportedly cost only a few million dollars to develop. Since then, however, DeepSeek has released only minor upgrades, while competitors from China and the U.S. have released several new models.
In recent months, OpenAI, Anthropic, and Microsoft have each launched their own software for intelligences designed to simplify thePersonal and professional tasksChina-founded Manus AI has also gained global attention for its general-purpose AI intelligences. Chinese-founded Manus AI has also gained global attention for its general-purpose AI intelligences.
Unlike traditional chatbots, these new types of intelligences don't just respond to users with a few words, but canHandling more complex tasks,includePlanning travel, writing and debugging codewait.
The goal of DeepSeek and the industry as a whole, the report notes, is to build increasingly autonomous AI systems that can actively perform complex real-world tasks with little to no human intervention. But as of now, AI intelligences still require some degree of human oversight.