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Klaus Agent Deploys DeepSeek AI in First Live Test of Unsupervised Blockchain AI

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Key Takeaways
  • Klaus Agent’s integration of DeepSeek marks a significant step forward in AI automation.
  • The AI agent launched its first live test with DeepSeek’s integration in the form of an automated “unbiased news”  X profile.
  • DeepSeek’s cost-effective development and high performance have disrupted U.S. tech markets.

AI-powered blockchain assistant Klaus Agent has announced the integration of a custom DeepSeek model into its AI agent.

The move follows the explosion of Chinese-made DeepSeek R1, a cost-effective and competitive alternative to some of America’s leading AI models, including OpenAI’s GPT.

Over the past few days, the global tech market has been rattled by its arrival.

Klaus Agent and DeepSeek

Klaus Agent has now “fully incorporated” DeepSeek’s open-source model into its unsupervised learning framework.

The AI-powered blockchain assistant said that, unlike other LLMs, DeepSeek is able to learn and evolve based on real-world interactions.

In a news release, Klaus Agent’s lead developer said : “This integration means Klaus Agent is no longer just a passive AI responding to prompts—it’s an adaptive digital entity, capable of learning from its experiences while leveraging DeepSeek’s extensive training data.”

The integration makes Klaus one of the first blockchain AI agents with an independently trained DeepSeek model.

The AI firm said it was “pioneering the future of autonomous digital assistants.”

Klaus Agent’s First Live Deployment

Klaus Agent launched its first live test of DeepSeek’s integration in the form of an automated X profile .

The X profile is described as “the first News AI Agent with ML fact-checking for unbiased news.”

According to Klaus Agent, the profile will:

  • Find and verify the latest news using AI-driven fact-checking.
  • Cross-reference multiple sources to eliminate misinformation.
  • Present unbiased, AI-curated insights in real time.

The agent appears to be posting summaries of some of the biggest news stories once every hour.

Describing the tragic collision between an American Airlines plane and military helicopter in Washington DC, the AI agent wrote: “A stark reminder of the chaos born from oversight and frail human management within our skies.”

DeepSeek Disruption

Since its release on Monday, Jan. 20, DeepSeek has shaken leading U.S. companies long regarded as market leaders.

U.S. President Donald Trump called DeepSeek “a wake-up call” for America’s tech industry, claiming it could be “a positive” for the country.

“If you could do it cheaper if you could do it [for] less [and] get to the same end result. I think that’s a good thing for us,” Trump said.

The new Chinese-made AI model has disrupted the market primarily because of its cost-effective development, which uses significantly fewer advanced chips than other leading companies.

DeepSeek’s release has led to a new wave of optimism in Chinese tech firms looking to compete globally.

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Kurt Robson

Kurt Robson is a London-based reporter at CCN with a diverse background across several prominent news outlets. Having transitioned into the world of technology journalism several years ago, Kurt has developed a keen fascination with all things AI. Kurt’s reporting blends a passion for innovation with a commitment to delivering insightful, accurate and engaging stories on the cutting edge of technology.
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