April 7, 2025, 4:21 am
DeepSeek’s latest announcement reveals a strikingly innovative technique that allows its AI models to self-critique without reliance on extensive human feedback. This new tuning method is reported to boost AI reasoning while eliminating additional model size expansion, offering improved alignment and performance over conventional approaches. The breakthrough method is designed to streamline AI development processes and potentially redefine model optimization standards in the technology sector.
DeepSeek has unveiled SPCT, a self-critique-based AI tuning method that outperforms traditional alignment techniques without increasing model size. The post DeepSeek Unveils New Method For Self-Critiquing AI That Could Make Human Feedback Obsolete appeared first on WinBuzzer.
DeepSeek plans to open source the GRM models, though no timeline has been shared.
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