Taiwan has banned the use of the Chinese product DeepSeek in government institutions and critical infrastructure due to data security threats. The country's Ministry of Digital Affairs stated that the product could lead to information leaks. The DeepSeek R1 chatbot, released last month, claims its capabilities are comparable to leading global AI at lower investments. Several countries, including South Korea and Italy, have started investigations into the data processing practices of this company.
2/3/2025 1:51:48 PM (GMT+1)
Taiwan has banned the use of the Chinese AI chatbot DeepSeek in government institutions and critical infrastructure sites due to national security threats and data leaks 🔒
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