In this video, I'll be talking about DeepSeek's newly rolled-out model and updated interface, which many people believe could be DeepSeek V4. I tested it across several coding, SVG, 3D, and reasoning tasks to see how well it performs and whether it actually lives up to the hype.

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Key Takeaways:

🚀 DeepSeek appears to be rolling out a brand-new model and interface, and it may be DeepSeek V4.  
🧠 The new Expert mode seems to be the more powerful option, while Instant mode handles image prompts and multimodal tasks.  
🏠 DeepSeek performed well on some generation tests, especially the 3D floor plan and the Three.js Pokeball.  
🎨 Some creative outputs, like the panda SVG and butterfly scene, were noticeably weaker and had quality issues.  
♟️ The chess board demo looked visually impressive, but the autoplay feature did not work properly.  
🌲 The 3D Minecraft-style demo was promising, although the controls did not function correctly.  
📉 On simpler question-answering tests, the model sometimes got stuck midway, showing that it still has limitations.  
👍 Overall, the update looks promising, but it may not be as large or as strong as DeepSeek R1.

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A hands-on first look at what appears to be DeepSeek V4, a new model rolling out on the DeepSeek platform. The interface offers two modes: 'instant' and 'expert', with expert mode likely being the full V4 model. Testing covered one-shot code generation tasks including a 3D floor plan, SVG art, a Three.js Pokeball, a chess game with autoplay, and a 3D butterfly animation. Results were mixed: the floor plan and Pokeball were solid, while the SVG panda and butterfly were poor. The model also struggled with some reasoning questions, getting stuck mid-answer. Initial impression is that it may not be as capable as DeepSeek R1.

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