DeepSeek's new release shows ChatGPT fingerprints, token efficiency set to jump
teortaxesTex · x · 2026-09-10
User teortaxesTex spots "ChatGPT's fingerprints" in DeepSeek's new release and argues it is very bullish for DeepSeek's token efficiency: the team appears to be moving toward the OpenAI regime, meaning the end of its famously wasteful caching approach ("no more fat whale eating plain rice"). Unverified community speculation, not an official announcement.
Related event: DeepSeek Shrinks Per-Token KV Cache 54x in Nine Months to Sub-KB Levels(6 posts)→
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