On the first day back to work after the holiday, the office location of the artificial intelligence company DeepSeek - Huijin International Building - became the focus of media attention. Journalists arrived at the DeepSeek office one after another, attempting to conduct interviews.
According to the Urban Daily, in response to the sudden influx of media, the property management of Huijin International Building temporarily enhanced security measures, requiring all individuals entering the building where DeepSeek is located to be verified by security personnel.
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The number of media visitors was quite substantial. In addition to some local media, Japanese and Korean outlets were particularly proactive, especially three Korean media outlets: the "World Daily," "Cultural Daily," and "EDaily," all of which showed great interest in reporting on DeepSeek. Japan's "Yomiuri Shimbun" has already visited for the fifth time, demonstrating a strong determination to interview DeepSeek.
However, despite the media's enthusiasm, DeepSeek, through property management, politely declined all interview requests. The company stated that they would focus on their own research and development and would not be distracted by media interviews. Although this decision disappointed many media outlets, it also indicated DeepSeek's desire for a low-profile development approach.
This media event on the first day back to work not only showcased DeepSeek's popularity but also reflected the significant public and media interest and expectations for the company. Although the company did not open its doors to the media, this undoubtedly increased curiosity and anticipation for DeepSeek's future developments.
Key Points:
📅 On the first day back to work, DeepSeek's office attracted numerous media for interviews.
🔒 Property management strengthened security, requiring all individuals entering the DeepSeek building to undergo verification.
🚫 DeepSeek politely declined interview requests, emphasizing its focus on research and development.
