miHoYo publicly questions DeepSeek's approach, betting AGI on hard problems not token economics
teortaxesTex · x · 2026-10-29
miHoYo has publicly commented on its AI direction for the first time, arguing that companies like DeepSeek focus on token cost-efficiency and spend compute on low-to-medium difficulty tasks, while miHoYo wants to tackle things beyond existing human capabilities — nuclear fusion simulation, spacecraft design, etc. Commenters are skeptical: miHoYo has yet to ship a model matching Opus 4.6, so this reads more as a route disagreement than proven superiority.
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