Recently, Tencent WeChat, Baidu Search and other online applications announced their integration with DeepSeek. The addition of two "national level applications" has pushed DeepSeek's popularity to a new high. DeepSeek, due to its "high-quality open source, low-priced model," is triggering a wave of domestic and international integration, and the artificial intelligence application ecosystem is entering a new development pattern. The biggest impact of this is to enable various industries to enjoy better performing models at lower costs, with the highest degree of open source openness among all open source models currently available. Enterprises can freely use, deploy, and even commercialize them On February 18th, Huang Wenhong, Deputy Director of the Software Industry Research Office at the Information and Software Industry Research Institute of CCID Think Tank, stated in an interview with Science and Technology Daily that DeepSeek has expanded the scope of dissemination, application, and commercialization of large models, and has a deeper impact. "We have a high-quality model foundation to accelerate the digital transformation of the industry." After lowering the threshold for industry intelligence for nearly a month, DeepSeek's circle of friends has rapidly expanded. According to incomplete statistics, more than ten domestic chip manufacturers have already adapted with DeepSeek in the chip field. In the field of cloud computing, three major telecom operators including China Mobile, China Telecom, and China Unicom, as well as multiple cloud vendors such as Alibaba Cloud and Huawei Cloud, have fully integrated the DeepSeek open-source model. American tech giants such as Amazon have also announced the integration of the DeepSeeker R1 model. In the terminal field, domestic mobile phone manufacturers such as Huawei, Honor, and OPPO have announced the integration of DeepSeeker R1. Nearly 20 car companies have announced deep cooperation with DeepSeek. The rapid integration of DeepSeek has fundamentally changed the human-computer interaction interface Bao Ran, Vice Chairman of the Interactive Media Standards Promotion Committee of the China Communications Standards Association, stated that human-computer interaction has become a truly natural user interface. Through natural language dialogue, it is possible to achieve a new balance between user needs and information system capabilities, and the product form is also more dynamic and lively. In Huang Wenhong's view, DeepSeek provides new large-scale model options for global developers and enterprises, and demonstrates powerful performance, especially in terms of reasoning ability. At the same time, DeepSeek has lower costs, and this low-cost and high-efficiency model greatly reduces the threshold for AI technology, allowing more enterprises and research institutions to enter the AI field at a lower cost. Li Xiaodong, vice chairman of the Internet Society of China (ISC) and founder of Fuxi Think Tank, also said that DeepSeek's extensive access would lower the threshold of industry intelligence and accelerate the process of intelligence. At the same time as improving social service efficiency, cities such as Shenzhen, Guangzhou, and Wuxi have recently announced the application of DeepSeek in government systems, targeting users. If the government system can be quickly integrated and human intervention reduced, it can improve work efficiency and effectiveness, thereby enhancing the transparency and credibility of social services, and better providing services to the people Li Xiaodong emphasized. Huang Wenhong further explained that the first step is to improve work efficiency. Through the intelligent Q&A and business guidance of the large model, ordinary people can quickly find service guides and required materials when handling various government services. Secondly, improving service accessibility. The large model can provide policy consultation online 24/7, and for special groups such as the elderly and disabled, government services can also be obtained through voice interaction, reducing the digital divide. The third is to improve personalized services. The system can proactively push relevant policy benefits based on personal historical records, lifecycle stages, and other information. For example, for those who are about to retire, remind them in advance of the pension application process Huang Wenhong believes that the ultimate goal is to optimize communication and interaction. Big models can intelligently analyze the problems and demands feedback from the public, help government departments better understand public opinion, identify governance shortcomings, and interact better with the public in policy promotion and interpretation. However, Huang Wenhong emphasized that special attention should be paid to data security and privacy protection in promoting this process. At the same time, it is also necessary to consider the digital adaptability of different groups and retain necessary offline service channels. Bao Ran mentioned that the illusion of large models is an issue that cannot be ignored. To apply large models in government and other scenarios, it is necessary to further reduce machine illusions