DeepSeek R2 Launch Stalled as CEO Balks at Progress, the Information Reports. More. Reuters. The Deepseek logo is seen in this illustration taken on January 29, 2025.

(Reuters) -Chinese AI startup DeepSeek has not yet determined the timing of the release of its R2 model as CEO Liang Wenfeng is not satisfied with its performance, The Information reported on ...

R2, a successor to DeepSeek's wildly popular R1 reasoning model, ... DeepSeek R2 launch stalled as CEO balks at progress, The Information reports. June 26, 2025 at 10:42 AM. Copied ...

Chinese AI startup DeepSeek has not yet determined the timing of the release of its R2 model as CEO Liang Wenfeng is not satisfied with its performance, The Information reported on Thursday ...

Over the past several months, DeepSeek’s engineers have been working to refine R2 until Liang gives the green light for release, according to The Information. However, a fast adoption of R2 could be ...

R2, a successor to DeepSeek's wildly popular R1 reasoning model, was planned for release in May with goals to produce better coding and reason in languages beyond English, Reuters reported earlier ...

CHINESE artificial intelligence (AI) startup DeepSeek has not yet determined the timing of the release of its R2 model as CEO Liang Wenfeng is not satisfied with its performance. The Information ...

Compared to OpenAI’s o1, DeepSeek is 11 times more likely to generate harmful output, four times more vulnerable to generating insecure code, and 3.5 times more likely to produce chemical ...

Chinese artificial intelligence startup DeepSeek is ready with an advanced model, which is expected to be released in the coming days. According to the South China Morning Post (SCMP), DeepSeek-R2 ...

The company had initially planned to launch the R2 model in early May. However, in a bid to leverage its current market position, DeepSeek now aims to release it as soon as possible.

DeepSeek at first planned to launch R2 in early May, but sources familiar with the company tell Reuters that DeepSeek wants to speed up the schedule.

DeepSeek is also facing issues over the fact that it might have saved a fortune by “borrowing” OpenAI’s data. Now, OpenAI and Microsoft claim they have evidence that the Chinese company ...