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  Less than a week after DeepSeek another model entered the arena!! Background The release of Qwen2.5-Max coincided with the Lunar Chinese New Year, the year of the snake. Will this model, from e-commerce and cloud computing giant Alibaba, use its "poisonous bite" to triumph over competitors? DeepSeek's release has challenged US dominance in AI, causing major tech companies to suffer on the stock market - with Nvidia being hit particularly hard, despite retaining a massive market cap. Developed by a relatively unknown firm using older generation GPUs and a fraction of the training cost of its American counterparts, DeepSeek's release has raised questions about the necessity of raw power and electrical consumption for these models. Less than a week ago I’ve executed a simple test comparing DeepSeek, ChatGPT and Gemini on a single prompt question, if you have not read the methodology you can find the entire article here: One-shot-prompt-on-deepseek-v3 Or the LinkedIn sh...

  Image generated with ImageFX DeepSeek vs ChatGPT vs Gemini A single question, which one to use? The new kid on the block. The AI landscape is evolving at a rapid pace, making it challenging for users to keep up with the latest developments. New AI models are frequently introduced, often before users have fully mastered the previous ones. DeepSeek, a new AI model from China, has recently emerged, claiming to be on par with or even superior to ChatGPT. While benchmarks exist to compare different models, they don't always provide clear insights for the average user. Personal preferences play a significant role in model selection. For example, a user might favor Gemini for its seamless integration within their existing ecosystem, while still utilizing other models for diverse responses. Evaluation is crucial, and qualitative aspects are subjective, based on individual user preferences and expectations regarding the AI's tone. Setting aside quantitative comparisons, posing a singl...