The Chinese startup, DeepSeek plans to become even more transparent about the technology behind its open-source AI models, such as its R1 reasoning model. The company detailed in a post on X on Friday that it will make several code repositories available to the public,

Chinese startup DeepSeek will make its models' code publicly available, it said on Friday, doubling down on its commitment to open-source artificial intelligence. The company said in a post on social media platform X that it will open source 5 code repositories next week,

DeepSeek's initial model release already included so-called "open weights" access to the underlying data representing the strength of the connections between the model's billions of simulated neurons. That kind of release allows end users to easily fine-tune those model parameters with additional training data for more targeted purposes.

Chinese AI lab DeepSeek plans to open-source portions of its online services' code as part of an 'open source week' event next week.

China-based artificial intelligence startup DeepSeek (DEEPSEEK) on Friday said it will be sharing five code repositories publicly starting next week, as it looks to progress with “full transparency.” "These humble building blocks in our online service have been documented,