DeepSeek R1-0528 minor version upgrade
Master the latest AI programming tools, DeepSeek R1 model upgrade brings efficient code generation and improved logical reasoning capabilities.
Core content:
1. DeepSeek R1 model minor version upgrade details and online test information
2. Significantly enhanced programming capabilities, including code generation, debugging and front-end development tasks
3. Optimized logical reasoning and semantic understanding, improved interactive animation and dynamic content generation capabilities
DeepSeek officially announced on May 28, 2025 that the DeepSeek R1 model has completed a "minor version trial upgrade" and is currently available for testing on the official website, App, and mini-programs (requires the "deep thinking" function to be turned on). The API interface and usage remain unchanged.
Programming capabilities significantly enhanced
According to user feedback, R1 is more powerful in code generation, debugging and front-end development tasks, and can generate more than a thousand lines of bug-free code at a time with amazing efficiency; it is more accurate in implementing HTML/CSS/JS dynamic interactions, and has a higher degree of completion in tasks such as weather card animation and data visualization; it is evaluated by users as having "programming capabilities comparable to Claude 4", especially in complex logic and engineering code.
Logical reasoning and semantic understanding optimization
The upgraded model performs better in complex logical chains such as mathematical reasoning and multi-step problem decomposition) and long text stability; users say that its "logical expression of key information is clearer", especially in technical content (such as parameter display and process description), which is easier to understand.
Improved interactive and dynamic content generation capabilities
Added support for interactive animation generation and demonstration functions (such as dynamic visualization of activation parameters); faster response and more detailed features in dynamically updated front-end tasks (such as real-time weather information cards).
