Another option is preventing US companies from building products with DeepSeek via cloud service providers like Amazon AWS and Microsoft Azure, both of which have added it to their roster of ...

Artificial intelligence models built in China, Iran, Russia, or the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea could soon be banned from use in government agencies thanks to the newly introduced ‘No ...

Back in April, the U.S. government banned Nvidia’s H20 AI exports to China. As of July 15, the government has reversed its ...

DeepSeek, a Chinese artificial intelligence application, has raised concerns among lawmakers, with two members of the House of Representatives imploring governors to act as they attempt regulation ...

Federal employees would be banned from using the Chinese artificial intelligence platform DeepSeek on their government-issued devices under new legislation from a bipartisan group of House lawmakers.

DeepSeek's moment in the spotlight appears to be over, at least for now, as talk of ChatGPT's image-generation abilities has dominated the AI conversations. Add all the new OpenAI announcements ...

DeepSeek may be removed from app stores in Germany over data privacy and compliance concerns, according to sources familiar ...

A growing number of states have banned the former AI tool from state government devices and networks, with the most recent being Oklahoma. The Sooner State announced its ban on the use of DeepSeek ...

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On the other hand, OpenAI and Microsoft have been investigating whether DeepSeek distilled data from ChatGPT to train the R1 and V3 models. This would have also helped it save on AI training costs.

Aside from weighing a ban for DeepSeek downloads on government devices, officials are mulling potentially barring the AI chatbot from US-based app stores run by the likes of Apple and Google or ...

Presumably, DeepSeek made all the changes the South Korean watchdog demanded to avoid a longer ban, and it's now able to make its DeepSeek apps available in the country again.