DeepSeek-v4.1-Flash-1017

https://huggingface.co/deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash-1017

59•theykk•56m ago

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freakynit•41m ago

Those benchmarks can't possibly be real, right? Right? <insert padme 4-panel meme here>

logicchains•34m ago

At this rate the frontier labs will be Anthropic and DeepSeek, with OpenAI struggling to keep up.

freakynit•26m ago

I believe these are the last sets of super-high-end models available to public (open or closed).. these companies probably will now start to withhold top-of-the-line models for themselves, governments, and their super-high-paying partners only.

stymaar•15m ago

News from a near future:

Here's How Distill APT Used McKinsey's Private Access To Top Anthropic Model To Help The Chinese Keep Up With The Us Top IA Labs Despite Access Restrictions

bashtoni•28m ago

"a minor update" they say before showing off benchmarks that display a substantial improvement.

jononor•27m ago

Above GLM 5.3, nice! That is a very capable model. I do wish that we will see some smaller "flash" models again though - running this one locally is tough (very costly).

LaurensBER•18m ago

For comparison, close to Opus 5. Far behind Sol 6.1 and Opus 5.5.

Probably a pretty decent model for 90% of the usecases!

I've been doing a lot of hobby work with GLM 5.3 Flash and I can count the amount of times that I need a stronger model on two hands.

I have access to unlimited tokens at works and Opus is great but also often overkill if you know exactly what you need.

Pragmata•6m ago

Cant you run it on a pair of DGX spark? Sure it's expensive now, but at the initial retail price that was what, 8k in hardware? Not exactly unachievable

m00dy•25m ago

We're in a crisis

pmxi•21m ago

Hilarious sentence: "DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash-1017 is a minor update to DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash, delivering substantial improvements across reasoning, coding, agentic tasks, and visual benchmarks." (emphasis mine)

freakynit•18m ago

Kinda shows their team is more engineers than marketers.

jaynetics•6m ago

It's not really contradictory, minor changes can have major effects.

throwfaraway135•17m ago

Another big win for opensource AI.

BTW who would have thought China would be the champion of freedom and opensource in the AI arena, while US is fighting for corporate/government control.

npn•15m ago

So this is the reason for the crash a few days ago.

dgellow•5m ago

What crash?

handfuloflight•14m ago

Is it coming to OpenCode et al?

opengears•10m ago

and do we know which version runs on opencode at the moment (on the free and on the paid version), is there a way to find out?

floooof•8m ago

they must've been using this since 2-3 days when it became free again in OpenCode, it's noticeable smarter, beats GLM

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