Reverse Engineering DeepSeek AI Assistant by Interviewing Itself
ms7892 · hn · 2026-08-11
A developer published an intriguing technical attempt: reverse engineering the DeepSeek AI assistant to analyze its internal mechanisms by continuously prompting and 'interviewing' the model itself.
The article details this exploration process, revealing the model's hidden characteristics or underlying logic when faced with specific guidance, providing a unique perspective on understanding the inner workings of large language models.
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