DeepSeek’s Open-Source AI Tools Fuel Global Innovation

Chinese Startup Sparks Global AI Collaboration

Hangzhou-based AI company DeepSeek just wrapped its Open Source Week by releasing five cutting-edge code repositories – including FlashMLA and Fire-Flyer File System – to GitHub and Hugging Face. With tools designed to boost machine learning efficiency, the move aims to democratize access to advanced AI tech.

GitHub Stardom & Expert Praise

FlashMLA racked up 5,000 GitHub stars in six hours, while Tsinghua University professor Shen Yang praised the tools' 'top-tier advancements' in distributed computing. Croatian AI expert Drago Ciliga called it a 'game-changer' for smaller countries: 'This proves modern tools belong to everyone.'

The 'Android Era' of AI?

GeTui CEO Fang Yi compared the initiative to Android’s open-source revolution, saying it lets developers worldwide 'co-create across industries.' Even German pharma giant Merck’s AI lead Walid Mehanna highlighted DeepSeek’s 'cost-efficient, transparent' approach.

Community Love & Future Vision

Social media buzzed with praise, including from user @FranciscoPerlaza: '@deepseek_ai’s community spirit is .' Founder Liang Wenfeng doubled down on the mission: 'Every shared line of code accelerates collective progress – no ivory towers here.'

Zhejiang University’s Professor Wu Fei predicts these tools will become 'foundational platforms' for customized AI solutions. As one X user put it: 'This is how we build tomorrow.'

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DeepSeek Open Source Week: Open, collaborative AI ecosystem

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