Both deepseek-chat and deepseek-reasoner have been upgraded to DeepSeek-V3.1-Terminus. deepseek-chat corresponds to DeepSeek-V3.1-Terminus's non-thinking mode, while deepseek-reasoner corresponds to its thinking mode.
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Sora-2 vs Veo-3: The AI Video Generation Competition Heats Up
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The evidence pointing to Sora-2 is mounting. Not long ago, OpenAI stole the show from Google when they released Sora, and Google's Veo underperformed in comparison. Times have changed. Now the question is: Can Sora 2 keep up with Veo-3 or, soon, Veo-4?
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DeepSeek v31 Terminus Release Week Announcement
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DeepSeek v31 terminus incoming. Looks like big release-week ahead https://
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Sora-2 Faces Competition from Veo-3 and Upcoming Veo-4
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It remains to be seen whether Sora-2 can hold its own against Veo-3 and soon Veo-4!
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Unitree G1 Robot Series Impresses with Weekly Updates
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I'm speechless. Unitree impresses every week (!) with new updates on what their G1 robot series can do. Incredible!pic.twitter.com/4V9k8OyGEE
— Chubby♨️ (@kimmonismus) 22 septembre 2025I'm speechless. Unitree impresses every week (!) with new updates on what their G1 robot series can do. Incredible!
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OpenAI Developing Computationally Intensive Genie 3 World Model Competitor
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It seems as though OpenAI is working on a very computationally intensive Genie 3 World Model competitor.
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OpenAI Pro Tier Strategy and Plus Tier Product Planning
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Makes senses. Pro tier for pro usage. However, I’d love to see some new products for Plus aswell. Something for plus tier planned @sama ?
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OpenAI’s Upcoming Premium Products and Features
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OpenAI will release new products in the coming weeks (!), some of which will only be available to pro users due to the high costs involved. My takes: – Sora 2 for professional artists – An even more significant reasoning model (the experimental model used at the ICPC?)
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Major AI Companies Accelerating Release Cycles in 2025
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What we see is that the major AI companies have significantly increased the number of publications in recent months. From Grok 1 to Grok 1.5, it took about a year, followed by another year-long break. But in 2025 alone, Grok 2, 3, and 4 were released. At OpenAI, you can see