Australia, South Korea among Asian countries cracking down on DeepSeek
SEOUL/SYDNEY -- Governments across Asia are restricting their use of DeepSeek's artificial intelligence services due to security concerns, following the Chinese startup's industry-shaking claims that it has developed high-performing AI models extremely cheaply.
China has hit back at the Australian government’s banning of DeepSeek on all public sector devices, labelling it “ideological ...
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South Korea’s industry ministry has restricted access to the Chinese AI startup DeepSeek due to security concerns, joining ...
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