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Liang Wenfeng

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Liang Wenfeng is a Chinese entrepreneur who co-founded the quantitative hedge fund High-Flyer and is the founder and CEO of its artificial intelligence spinoff, DeepSeek. He built his career in quantitative finance before moving into AI development through DeepSeek. In a leaked four-hour investor meeting transcript, he discussed the company's strategy and framed the performance gap between DeepSeek and US AI labs as primarily a compute resource constraint. He is known for founding and leading DeepSeek and for his public comments on the company's long-term research approach.

Updated 6 August 2026

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