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I have the feeling that they will make it available for everyone very soon :) Have you checked the website? I saw it appear on there today, but not on the mobile app just yet.
It does seem like a big deal indeed. I imagine that there's also a significant amount of people who used alternatives like Gemini for this reason alone, up until now. If they actually manage to integrate it in agentic... DeepSeek could automatize so much work, it almost feels like sci-fi!
It's pretty much the only thing I still use Gemini for, vision and image creation when I need a dumb meme like this:
but google hates when people use VPNs and fingerprint-scrubbing extensions so half the time it doesn't work. Since deepseek upgraded to agentic search shortly before v4 I don't even use perplexity anymore. I also noticed you can run web code (html css and js) in a sandbox on the web interface directly if it writes you some code, but it's no replacement for proper agentic software imo.
Incidentally gemini's vision was very good, so I'm excited to try deepseek's when it comes out for me. It understood AI-generated abstract paintings just fine, AI-generated being the keyword here because it's never seen it before, since I had just generated it with an SD model (unless there's super deep cross-contamination where it somehow intuitively understands the output of another neural network).
And of course deepseek is completely free and has no paid tier or throttling whatsoever.
😂 I remember those memes
Interesting. Makes me wonder if one of the next steps will be image generation. They had Janus like a year ago, but it wasn't very good and I think the max resolution was something like 300x300; probably the reason they never even bothered adding it to the website/app. DeepSeek is cooking, so far they never disappointed. Now that they also ended the project of running it on their own hardware, we may even see much more frequent updates
lmao I never saw the second one before