DeepSeek has made waves in the tech industry, marking China's significant advancement in AI capabilities. The People's Liberation Army (PLA) is now utilizing DeepSeek for non-combat roles, with expectations for its imminent deployment in combat support. Reports indicate that DeepSeek's large language models are being integrated into military hospitals and training programs.
The PLA's Central Theatre Command has authorized the use of DeepSeek's R1-70B model in hospitals to assist doctors with treatment plans. This initial deployment in non-combat scenarios allows the PLA to test the technology before applying it in more critical military operations. Analysts suggest that DeepSeek's capabilities could enhance military decision-making and operational efficiency.
• DeepSeek's integration into PLA hospitals marks a significant AI advancement.
• PLA's use of DeepSeek aims to enhance military decision-making capabilities.
Large language models like DeepSeek's R1-70B are used for generating treatment plans in military hospitals.
AI integration is being promoted across various sectors in China, including military applications.
DeepSeek enhances situational awareness by processing battlefield data in real time.
DeepSeek is an AI model that is being deployed by the PLA for various military applications.
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