- OpenAI, known for using others’ work to train its AI, accuses DeepSeek of stealing its intellectual property.
- DeepSeek’s AI model, which is open source, has significantly impacted the market, challenging OpenAI’s dominance.
- The situation highlights OpenAI’s hypocrisy, as it faces criticism for its closed-source, profit-driven approach versus DeepSeek’s openness.
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