Is Everyone Adopting DeepSeek's Architectural Innovations? Redditors Weigh In
EveningNo8643 · reddit · 2026-09-21
A Reddit user argues open-weight models are already impressive on cost, and DeepSeek keeps shipping new techniques—citing a video on how DeepSeek improved the architecture of AI flow handling and referencing its earlier work like Engram. The core question: are other models, open or closed, adopting DeepSeek's innovations? Discussion covers open-weight cost advantages and DeepSeek's innovation cadence.
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