240. What Non-Technical Innovators Need To Do About DeepSeek

Tech for Non-Techies

DeepSeek is a new AI that's 44 times cheaper than ChatGPT and completely open-source.

While tech blogs obsess over the technical specs, there's a bigger story for non-technical innovators that no one else is talking about.

In this episode, you'll discover the hidden opportunities DeepSeek creates for founders and innovators who don't code.

Listen to learn:

• How to build genuine expertise around DeepSeek while others are still figuring it out (time sensitive)
• Smart ways to work with developers who are excited about DeepSeek
• Why DeepSeek's affordability means you can test your ideas without breaking the bank
• Practical steps to build custom AI solutions without needing a PhD

Whether you're a founder tired of paying premium prices for AI, a corporate innovator looking to stand out, or an entrepreneur wanting to experiment with AI, this episode shows you exactly what to do with DeepSeek right now.

Learn why the real DeepSeek opportunity isn't in the code - it's in how you use it to get ahead while everyone else is still talking tech specs.

Resources mentioned in this episode:

• 227. How to Use AI in Product Development: A Non-Techies Guide
• 196. Why All Businesses Depend on Open-Source Software

For the transccript, go to: https://www.techfornontechies.co/blog/240-what-non-technical-innovators-need-to-do-about-deepseek

Timestamps

00:00 Introduction

02:59 DeepSeek vs. Other LLMs

06:14 Opportunities for Non-Technical Innovators

09:05 Open Source Advantages

11:56 Engaging with the Developer Community

15:14 Global Innovation with DeepSeek

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