Over the past one and a half weekends, DeepSeek's influence has been continuously rising, marking several important advancements. The National Supercomputing Internet Platform has officially launched DeepSeek-R1, which supports up to 671B of full functionality. Additionally, T-head's XuanTie chip has successfully adapted to the distilled models of the DeepSeek-R1 series, further expanding the application space on RISC-V architecture CPUs and edge computing platforms. During the Spring Festival, all three major operators have fully connected to DeepSeek.

Steam has updated its policy to allow most games that use AI technology to be published on the platform. New review standards have been introduced, including scrutiny of pre-generated and real-time generated content. A reporting system will be launched, allowing players to report any illegal real-time generated AI content within games. Adult-only pornographic games created solely through real-time AI generation are prohibited. Steam emphasizes the importance of ensuring that game content is legal and compliant, enhancing the experience for both players and developers.