Microsoft realizes if Deepseek is incorrect

Just a few hours after David Sachs Claim DEPSEK used Openai models to train their own models, Law Law Reports The Microsoft is achieved in the use of Deepseek for the Openai (API) program programming interface.

According to the security researchers working for Microsoft, the Chinese company is behind R1 thinking model A large amount of data using API from Openai may have been removed in the fall of 2024. Microsoft, which also coincides with the largest contributor to Openai, Openai was notified of suspicious activity.

While anyone can subscribe and access the Openai Application interface, the company’s service conditions stipulate that you cannot use the output to train a new AI.

“It is prohibited (…) using the output to develop models competing with Openai”, the company writes in it terms of use. In addition, the company says that you cannot “or directly out or directly out or program out.”

It seems that the main problem comes from distillation, a method used by the developers of the artificial intelligence model to extract knowledge from another model using a type of behavior and teacher. It will be interesting to know if Deepseek has found innovative ways to circumvent the Openai rate limits and inquire about its wide application programming interface. If this is the case, there will be certainly legal repercussions.