Have you tried DeepSeek yet? How do you think the performance compares to other Gen AI tools? Do you think it will change the way you use AI in your role? How?

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Head of Cyber Security3 months ago

Yes, I’ve tried it for personal purposes but avoid using it for work due to privacy concerns.

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IT Manager3 months ago

Privacy is main concerning factor to use Deep Seek. Perplexity provides grater details  based on my usage

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CISO and Head of Digital Channels in Healthcare and Biotech3 months ago

I use just for personal purposes and it's really incredible in terms of solving mathematical problems, reasoning and performance.

VP of IT in Education3 months ago

No, I have not tried it due to it's terms of use and data privacy practices.  

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VP of Corporate Development3 months ago

In terms of solving mathematical problems and related calculus, I have found DeepSeek better than ChatGPT.  I noticed ChatGPT misses some variables or some steps leading to errors and one has to be very alert to such misses.  DeepSeek was able to do reasonably well, and come to right solutions with very few prompts and no errors

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