US lawmakers want to ban DeepSeek from government devices
A pair of US lawmakers are seeking to ban government workers from using Chinese startup DeepSeek’s artificial intelligence chatbot on official devices.
US AI import ban would reach farther than DeepSeek, but it’s a longshot
Sen. Josh Hawley’s new bill is broad in scope and has potential impacts on a variety of industries connected to AI, including ...
Opinion: If China shares AI, the US can’t afford to lock it out
If DeepSeek is China’s open-source “Sputnik moment,” we need a legislative environment that supports — not criminalizes — an ...
Nvidia selloff on DeepSeek a buying opportunity, says Morgan Stanley
Morgan Stanley acknowledges that DeepSeek creates some headwinds around export controls and longer term investment and that sentiment on Nvidia ...
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DeepSeek seen as adversarial AI that poses destabilizing threat to global data security
The emergence of DeepSeek AI has sent ripples across the global technology landscape, igniting a fierce debate over ...
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Q&A: How DeepSeek is changing the AI landscape
On Monday January 27, a little known Chinese start-up called DeepSeek sent shockwaves and panic through Silicon Valley and ...
DeepSeek’s rise raises data privacy, national security concerns
The emergence of a newly popular artificial intelligence (AI) model from Chinese startup DeepSeek is raising national ...
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DeepSeek Controversy: Cost, Safety & Industry Implications
Is DeepSeek a win for open-source over proprietary models or another AI safety concern? Learn what experts think.
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Expert Q&A: Inside China’s DeepSeek AI Miracle
How did DeepSeek pull off its artificial intelligence breakthrough? And what are the national security implications?
Bill threatens to make using DeepSeek a crime for Americans
A proposed new law would make it illegal for Americans to download the popular Chinese AI app DeepSeek. On Monday, Sen. Josh ...
DeepSeek has tilted the balance towards open source AI, but big security issues remain
OpenAI Sam Altman says his company is "on the wrong side of history" with a business model built purely around proprietary AI ...