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Analysis: The $6 million AI training cost reported by DeepSeek is misleading, with the actual total investment estimated to be close to $1 billion.

BlockBeats News, February 1st, according to Cointelegraph, the $6 million AI training cost reported in the DeepSeek report is misleading as the data only covers the final stage and does not include key infrastructure and R&D expenses. The actual total investment is estimated to be close to $1 billion, revealing the true scale of their investment.

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