Elon Musk suggested without evidence that Apple blocked AI apps that aren't made by OpenAI from topping the App Store.

CHICAGO (WLS) -- DeepSeek and other artificial intelligence apps use AI technology so people can ask questions, draft letters, or summarize emails. "It was launched about 10 days ago. Overnight ...

DeepSeek soared to the top of Apple's App Store chart over the weekend and remained there as of Monday. The company said it experienced some outages on Monday affecting user signups.

DeepSeek, an AI from a Chinese startup, outperforms ChatGPT on Apple’s App Store DeepSeek is an AI-powered chatbot similar to ChatGPT, but powered by the DeepSeek-V3 model.

Plenty of Americans are discovering the AI search powers of DeepSeek, the breakthrough Chinese generative AI app that surged to No. 1 downloaded status on Apple's App Store last week.

If DeepSeek demonstrated that China could compete with the West, Baidu’s open-source pivot makes Chinese AI seem almost unstoppable.

DeepSeek has quickly risen to prominence, becoming the #1 free app on the Apple App Store in the U.S., dethroning OpenAI’s ChatGPT, which previously held the top spot.

Elon Musk threatened to sue Apple on Monday for not including his social platform X or artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot ...

DeepSeek-V3, the LLM, was officially released in December, with a mobile app introduced just one week ago by the Chinese AI company. That app uses R1, a reasoning model that is based on V3.