DeepSeek Generate AHK v2 code for free

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Video Summary

• Introduction
  • Presenter: Joan Isas from The Automator
  • Topic: A new AI tool for writing AutoHotkey V2 code
• Tool Overview
  • Name: Deep Seek
  • Characteristics:
    • Open source
    • Interacts directly with the browser
    • Free to use
    • Can be downloaded as a local LLM (Large Language Model)
    • API calls available
• Demonstration
  • Task: Create a simple AutoHotkey V2 GUI for user input and display
  • Initial code generation by Deep Seek was mostly correct
  • Identified issues:
    • Incorrect use of quotation marks in a function call
    • Incorrect multi-line string variable formatting
    • Use of a function name as a variable name
  • Corrections were suggested to the AI, which then provided working code
• Performance and Speed
  • Deep Seek is noted to be fast
  • Comparison with OpenAI’s models
  • Discussion on how AI models have improved over time
  • Mention of a new model, 03, with AGI levels but slower performance
• Deep Think Feature
  • A feature of Deep Seek that allows for more thorough code checking
  • When enabled, it provided V1 code instead of the requested V2 code
  • Without Deep Think, the tool performed better with V2 code
• Pricing and Comparison
  • Comparison with OpenAI’s pricing
  • Deep Seek claims to have lower pricing
  • Discussion on the potential use of Deep Seek in projects due to cost-effectiveness
• Performance Benchmarks
  • Comparison of Deep Seek V3, V2.5, Claude, and GPT models
  • Claude outperforms Deep Seek V3 in certain aspects
  • Deep Seek claims to be above other models in general performance
• Conclusion
  • Encouragement to try Deep Seek
  • Mention of its origin from China and implications for user preference
  • Potential switch of their AI error detector tool to Deep Seek due to cost
  • Deep Seek’s better understanding of AutoHotkey V2 code
• Final Remarks
  • Request for likes and engagement
  • Mention of the hero call where such topics are discussed in detail

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