US EditionCountries Across the World Are Scrutinising DeepSeek over Privacy Concerns
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As DeepSeek, a Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) model, celebrates its first anniversary, its security policies and privacy protections are facing increasing scrutiny from countries around the world.
Since its launch in 2025, DeepSeek has been attracting the attention of regulators and governments around the world, including Europe and the US. China’s startup advances and Nvidia’s CEO praises its rapid evolution. *** Since its launch in 2025, DeepSeek has not stopped attracting the attention of regulators. Governments around the world, including Europe, Asia and the US, have taken restrictive measures. In parallel, it publishes a document de…
Countries across the world are scrutinising DeepSeek over privacy concerns
DeepSeek, a Chinese AI startup which offers a relatively lower cost large language model, is being scrutinised by countries across the globe over privacy concerns. Australia: On February 4, Australia banned DeepSeek from all government devices citing concerns that the Chinese startup poses security risks, Reuters reported. In a statement, the Secretary of the Department of Home Affairs instructed all government entities to “prevent the use or in…
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