“To run a single code scan on a small piece of code, the OpenAI model costs about $3 and the DeepSeek model costs about $0.40”

The Money Café with Alan Kohler · Talking Finance: Rising Rates, What’s Driving One Nation and AI Cyber Threats

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use DeepSeek Flash model to run code security scans

$0.40 per scan vs $3 per scan with OpenAI model

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