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Bipartisan lawmakers are pushing to ban DeepSeek from US government devices due to national security concerns. Officials fear private data from the AI is sent to a Chinese telecom with links to the ...

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A bipartisan bill is already coming that would ban DeepSeek from government devices, echoing TikTok's journey.

In response to growing concerns over China’s advancements in artificial intelligence, Republican Senator Josh Hawley has ...

The proposed legislation is known as the No DeepSeek on Government Devices Act. According to Ars Technica, it would ban DeepSeek within 60 days of going into effect. The bill was written by U.S.

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The foreign and trade ministries here on Wednesday blocked access to the Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) service DeepSeek amid concerns about user data collection.

The biggest worry about DeepSeek is that user data could end up in China, which has local laws mandating the sharing of data ...