How to quickly register a DeepSeek account

China-based AI app DeepSeek, which is currently leading the app store rankings, made a big splash on Monday when it caused a sharp drop in the stock prices of many tech giants.

How to register for a DeepSeek account

Step 1: Select to access the ChatBot DeepSeek link below, then select Sign Up to register for a DeepSeek account.

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Step 2: Fill in the registration email (1), password twice (2), select Send code (3). Finally, access the email inbox you just registered. Next, select the Sign Up icon.

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The activation code will consist of 6 digits and will be valid for 5 days.

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Step 3: Select New Chat to create a new chat, then chat like you did with ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot.

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What is DeepSeek?

DeepSeek, known for its R1 chatbot, works similarly to American products. Early tests show that DeepSeek's quality is on par with leading AI tools, while having lower development costs and requiring fewer specialized chips.

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DeepSeek, like OpenAI's ChatGPT, is an AI chatbot based on deep learning algorithms, trained from billions of texts on the internet.

1. Multilingual Popularity: Although developed in China, the app supports multiple languages, including English.
2. Free to Use: Unlike ChatGPT which has monthly paid plans, DeepSeek is currently available completely free of charge.
3. Open Source: DeepSeek's code is public, allowing other companies to customize and build upon the technology.

DeepSeek was developed at an estimated cost of just $5.6 million, far less than the hundreds of millions of dollars invested by competitors like OpenAI or Google. This makes DeepSeek a cost-effective AI solution, putting competitive pressure on other companies.

Shares of Nvidia, the leading maker of AI chips, fell more than 17% in early trading on Monday, wiping nearly $590 billion off its market capitalization. The tech-heavy Nasdaq also fell sharply, dropping 3.5%.

David Pac

Update 02 February 2025