First, the answer: At this stage, you are almost impossible to purchase Deep Seek’s stock. It is not a publicly listed company at the moment but is instead a private enterprise. It is primarily owned by a partnership, which holds 99% of the shares, with Liang personally holding 1%. The deep-pocketed funding behind it comes from a private equity firm, which means that at this stage, its funding needs are well met.
DeepSeek vs. ChatGPT – Which is better? At this stage, DeepSeek can be considered superior to ChatGPT. Its team has achieved results comparable to ChatGPT, but with far less capital investment. In fact, in some aspects, DeepSeek has even outperformed ChatGPT. Yes, as you might expect, it has improved efficiency. And improving efficiency undoubtedly creates more value, much like the Industrial Revolution did with steam engines, telegraphs, and computers, all of which greatly enhanced production efficiency.
Where will the next competition be? Currently, most of AI is still in the “show-off” phase, mainly focusing on language dialogues, autonomous driving, visual recognition, financial automation, etc. In reality, these developments haven’t had a significant impact on improving societal productivity. So, the next key phase will be about who can more quickly bring these technologies into everyday life, improving daily efficiency or work productivity.
Because a company that can provide value to the majority will undoubtedly win.
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