DeepSeek Vs CHATGPT: The fight for the throne!
Ok, if you are reading all the news today, it's NVIDIA and DeepSeek in a battle for the AI throne. I have been studying Deepseek for a while now and just recently DeepSeek R1 launched, and we have been given the option of installing locally, so we can test the performance without all the hype.
Ok, first, our contenders:
DeepSeek: DeepSeek was built with a focus on practicality and seamless integration into professional workflows. Its architecture is optimised for tasks requiring precision, efficiency, and domain-specific expertise. DeepSeek’s development reflects a commitment to creating an AI that empowers users in industries ranging from technology to finance, offering tools that enhance productivity and decision-making.
ChatGPT: ChatGPT, developed by OpenAI and launched in 2022, is part of the Generative Pre-trained Transformer (GPT) family, with GPT-4 being its latest iteration. It is designed to excel in natural language understanding and generation, making it a versatile tool for creative writing, brainstorming, and conversational applications. ChatGPT’s training on vast datasets allows it to engage in nuanced discussions and generate human-like text across a wide range of topics.
Here is an analogy that helps to remember:
DeepSeek: The Left Brain
ChatGPT: The Right Brain
Now you cannot argue which is better as they both have widely varying applications, However, for my world which is; streamlining operations, cost reduction and efficiency this has pretty massive implications.
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Let's say an insurance corporation, Busy Bee Inc, has 20 claims officers handing 50 cases per day, and want to incorporate an AI assistant to assist with call handling, claim preparation/validation and communications assistance.
Busy Bee Scenario Details (Claude/ChatGPT/DeepSeek) Locally Hosted
Hardware Assumptions
As you can see, the upfront costs, and ongoing maintenance is significant, ChatGPT is 107.14% more expensive than DeepSeek to spin up, and costs 16.72% more to run.
Mind you this is just a small scenario, so why the market is in turmoil, and NVIDIA is down 16% today, as if you want to scale this to an operation or scenario that requires hundreds of GPU's we are talking a difference of millions of dollars in operational costs.
So DeepSeek is one to watch, and I think ChatGPT has a very valid reason to be nervous.
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3moVery true, the conversational language aspect gives ChatGPT the edge but, those runaway costs and lack of scale make it hard to build a business case.
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3moThanks for posting Todd - interesting reading Your left brain, right brain analogy has me thinking about your insurance company busy bee. Perhaps they should actually have two or more AI assistants with the left brain one working away in the back office whilst the right brained one helps out with customer communications 🤔 There could be room for both players after all