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Exclusive: OpenAI’s most powerful model has become a major target for Chinese AI labs seeking to improve their own models. DeepSeek and Moonshot used Astra outputs to help train recent releases, according to people with direct knowledge. Full story:Read original on X
Exclusive: Anthropic’s crackdown on distillation has pushed Chinese AI labs toward OpenAI’s GPT-6 Astra, now a major source of training data for DeepSeek and Moonshot. Full story:Read original on X
DeepSeek and Moonshot reportedly trained models on OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra outputs
DeepSeek and Moonshot reportedly trained models on OpenAI's most powerful model
DeepSeek and Moonshot reportedly trained models on OpenAI's top model outputs
DeepSeek and Moonshot reportedly trained models on OpenAI's top model outputs
Report says DeepSeek and Moonshot trained models on OpenAI's Astra outputs
Report says DeepSeek and Moonshot trained models on OpenAI's Astra outputs
DeepSeek and Moonshot reportedly trained models on OpenAI's Astra outputs
DeepSeek and Moonshot trained models on OpenAI's Astra outputs
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