DeepSeek

DeepSeek Ban? “Too Early to Decide,” Says Jaishankar

11 Apr 2025

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, on Friday, while speaking at the 9th Carnegie Global Tech Summit, said that now is not the time to make any determination about DeepSeek. When asked if the government was considering a possible ban on the Chinese AI platform DeepSeek, like the Chinese social media...

DeepSeek Pressure! OpenAI Unveils Game-Changing ChatGPT Features For All Users!

27 Feb 2025

OpenAI is making major updates to its ChatGPT service to stay ahead of competitors like DeepSeek and Google’s Gemini Live. In a move aimed at broadening access and enhancing user experience, the company announced that free users will now receive a limited preview of its highly acclaimed Advanced Voice Mode,...

India to Issue Advisory Over DeepSeek’s Potential Data Security Risks

11 Feb 2025

The Government of India is soon going to release an advisory warning the users against possible privacy and cyber security issues of the Chinese AI tool DeepSeek. The decision comes in the wake of an investigation carried out by India's cybersecurity agency CERT-In into DeepSeek and raised alarms regarding the...

South Korea Ministries Blocks DeepSeek Access to Work Computers Over Data Concerns

06 Feb 2025

The defense and trade ministries of South Korea Wednesday moved to prevent access by a Chinese AI startup, DeepSeek, to government computers. The decision comes after the country's data watchdog sought clarification on how the company handles user information. A chatbot launched by the firm last month called R1 has...

South Korea Bans Access to China’s DeepSeek on Government Work Computers

06 Feb 2025

On work computers, South Korea's defense and trade ministries said on Thursday they have blocked entry to DeepSeek. After the nation's data protection agency asked the Chinese AI business for information on how it manages customer data, this step followed. Last month, DeepSeek debuted its R1 chatbot, which it said...

Finance Ministry Bans AI Tools Like ChatGPT and DeepSeek Over Security Concerns

05 Feb 2025

The finance ministry has banned the use of AI tools, including popular applications like ChatGPT and DeepSeek, on government devices. According to an internal advisory issued on January 29, 2025, the ban was due to security concerns over the risks these AI applications pose to sensitive government data. According to...

Another Country Bans DeepSeek on Government Devices After US, Italy, and Taiwan

05 Feb 2025

DeepSeek has been banned in yet another country. Following the U.S., Italy, and Taiwan, Australia has now prohibited the Chinese AI app from all government devices over security concerns. According to a report by news agency Reuters, the country’s Department of Home Affairs issued a mandatory directive instructing all government...

DeepSeek Faces Global Backlash: Multiple Nations Consider Banning Chinese AI Model

03 Feb 2025

DeepSeek, a Chinese artificial intelligence business that recently presented its cutting-edge DeepSeek-R1 model, is under scrutiny by several governments globally. Although its quick growth has raised concerns about data privacy and security. The model is known for providing artificial intelligence (AI) features at a fraction of the price of American...

No Plans To Sue DeepSeek right now: OpenAI Chief Sam Altman

03 Feb 2025

OpenAI chief Sam Altman said on Monday that the US company has "no plans" to sue Chinese startup DeepSeek, which has caused a stir in Silicon Valley with its powerful and seemingly cost-effective chatbot. ChatGPT creator OpenAI had warned last week that Chinese companies were actively attempting to replicate its...

OpenAI Warns of Chinese Firms Copying US AI Tech

30 Jan 2025

Washington, DC: OpenAI has raised concerns about Chinese companies attempting to replicate its AI models, using methods that violate intellectual property protections. This warning follows the rapid rise of DeepSeek, a Chinese AI startup that has developed a chatbot rivaling ChatGPT at a significantly lower cost. How DeepSeek Sparked Controversy...

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