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Today, ColorOS officially announced a major update: the integration of the full-blooded DeepSeek-R1 inference model. This update covers 40 OPPO/OnePlus models, including the OPPO Find N5, allowing users to experience the charm of this advanced technology firsthand.

Today, well-known popular science blogger 'Three Dads Laboratory' announced via Weibo that Tencent's Yuanbao app has integrated DeepSeek technology and embedded advertising content in its answers. Screenshots shared by the blogger show that in the suggestions and reminders provided by the Yuanbao app to avoid pitfalls, users are explicitly recommended to compare prices and make appointments through legitimate platforms like 58 Daojia, as well as to inquire prices through Kuaihuishou or local legitimate recyclers. These suggestions have been criticized for potentially containing embedded advertisements.

On February 16, Tencent's QQ Browser integrated the full version of the DeepSeek-R1 model, supporting deep thinking, online search, multi-turn dialogue, and historical record retrieval. Users can search for 'DeepSeek' in the QQ Browser app or PC, click on the dedicated version of the DeepSeek model, and log in to use it for free. The app also supports searching, translating, note-taking, and exporting content to PDF or Word within the same interface, allowing users to ask questions, process information, and store it.

Recently, Tencent Yuanbao has undergone a significant upgrade, officially announcing support for the DeepSeek R1 model and the capability to search for content from official accounts online. This initiative undoubtedly provides users with a more convenient and efficient way of obtaining information. As an AI product based on Tencent's Hongyuan and models like DeepSeek, Tencent Yuanbao has always been dedicated to helping users improve efficiency and assist in various aspects of life. After this upgrade, the DeepSeek R1 model in Yuanbao can not only engage in deep thinking and logical reasoning but also provide users with...

On February 8, Tiangong AI, a subsidiary of Kunlun Wei, officially released a major update for the PC version, introducing the "DeepSeek R1+ Online Search" functionality. This new feature not only addresses users' long-standing issues with the inability to use DeepSeek's online capabilities but also optimizes the crash situations experienced during the use of the R1 version, providing users with a more stable and efficient intelligent experience. Since its launch in late January 2025, the DeepSeek R1 model has caused a stir in the global AI field.

On February 8th, Kunlun Cloud's Tiangong AI officially launched the 'DeepSeek R1+ Online Search' feature, bringing a significant update to users. This upgrade not only resolves the issue of DeepSeek's online functionality being unusable but also optimizes the occasional crashes of the R1 version, greatly enhancing the AI's stability and user experience.

On February 8, Tencent Cloud announced a major innovation by integrating the DeepSeek R1 and V3 original models via API into its large model knowledge engine, supporting online search functionality. This move makes Tencent Cloud the first cloud service provider in the country to achieve such capability, providing a new solution for the rapid construction and deployment of enterprise-level AI applications.

Recently, the AI Assistant DeepSeek surprisingly launched an official app, covering both iOS and Android versions. The release was quite low-key, with even DeepSeek not conducting extensive promotion. Currently, DeepSeek's features are relatively simple and straightforward, focusing primarily on 'deep thinking' and 'online search'. Deep thinking involves generating an internal reasoning chain before answering user questions, analyzing the problem step by step, and arriving at a conclusion, utilizing DeepSeek-R1-Lit.

Kimi Smart Assistant, a subsidiary of Beijing Yue's Dark Side Technology Co., Ltd., recently announced that its Kimi API now supports online search functionality. This marks a significant enhancement in the interactive experience, allowing users to retrieve information from the Internet via the API. This update to the Kimi API enables developers to leverage this feature, allowing applications to 'surf the web' by automatically performing online searches and providing answers when encountering questions during conversations.