DeepSeek重磅上新，对标美国行业巨头，“所有群聊都炸锅了！”

Core Insights - DeepSeek, a Chinese AI startup, launched two new models, DeepSeek-V3.2 and DeepSeek-V3.2-Speciale, achieving performance levels comparable to leading models from OpenAI and Google DeepMind [1][4][7] - The release coincides with the NeurIPS conference, generating significant interest in the AI research community [2][7] - The V3.2 model is designed for practical use, while the V3.2-Speciale focuses on enhanced reasoning capabilities, achieving gold medal-level performance in prestigious competitions [5][6][7] Model Performance - DeepSeek-V3.2 matches OpenAI's GPT-5 in mainstream reasoning benchmarks and is slightly below Google’s Gemini-3.0 Pro [4][6] - The V3.2-Speciale version excels in reasoning tests, achieving scores that rival Gemini-3.0 Pro [4][5] - Both models have shown significant improvements in efficiency, reducing computational costs and user wait times [4][6] Competitive Landscape - The success of DeepSeek's models indicates that Chinese open-source AI systems are becoming competitive with top proprietary models from Silicon Valley [7][8] - The trend towards open-source AI in China contrasts with the closed strategies of major US tech companies, which prefer to maintain control over their advanced technologies [9][10] - Recent data shows that the download share of open-source AI models from Chinese teams has surpassed that of US teams for the first time [8][9] Industry Implications - The advancements from DeepSeek suggest a shift in the AI model release paradigm, with Chinese companies frequently launching new models and versions [9][10] - The focus on open-source models in China may lead to broader applications of AI technology, potentially challenging the dominance of US AI labs [10]