Italian and Irish regulators are demanding clarifications from the Chinese company DeepSeek regarding the use of data collected by its chatbot. In Italy, the app has disappeared from Apple and Google stores. Regulators want to know what data is being collected and how it is being used. The privacy policy states that the data is stored in China and used for legal purposes. OpenAI is also investigating the potential use of its models in creating DeepSeek.
1/30/2025 2:11:08 PM (GMT+1)
Italian and Irish regulators are demanding clarifications from the Chinese company DeepSeek regarding the use of user data by its chatbot, which has disappeared from the Apple and Google stores after the loss of nearly $1 trillion in the stock market 🤖
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