
DeepSeek V3.1 Base launched with a surprise! Defeated Claude 4 with programming performance off the charts, the whole internet is waiting for R2 and V4

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DeepSeek officially released the new V3.1 version, supporting a context length of 128k, with 685B parameters, and outstanding programming capabilities among open-source models, scoring 71.6% on the Aider programming benchmark, surpassing Claude Opus 4. It has added native search support, removed the "R1" label, and may adopt a hybrid architecture in the future. The cost for each programming task is only $1.01, and DeepSeek's fan base has exceeded 80,000, with users looking forward to the release of R2
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