New York State Bans DeepSeek From Government Devices

DeepSeek launch underlines value of news content to AI companies

The release of the new R1 model by China-based AI start-up DeepSeek has a number of important implications for news publishers, cutting across the future economics of AI, the ability of IP holders to protect their rights and the risks that these technologies pose to the broader information ecosystem. Firstly, on the IP questions. DeepSeek’s training data was obtained without authorisation or even transparency; the crawlers it is using are undecl…

Is DeepSeek a Subsidised Ploy by the Chinese Government to Disrupt the Market? – The Daily Sceptic

Is DeepSeek subsidised by the Chinese Government? Is it as cheap as is claimed or is it a ploy to disrupt the market? Andrea Monti and Raymond Wacks look at these and other questions surrounding the arrival of Chinese AI.

DeepSeek banned on New York state government devices

New York state has banned DeepSeek's AI app from government devices, citing security concerns about the Chinese-owned company.

New York State government bans Chinese AI app DeepSeek

After a ban in Texas, Gov. Kathy Hochul's ban makes New York the second state to bar DeepSeek from government devices.

House bill would ban DeepSeek on agency workers’ devices

Federal employees would be banned from using the Chinese artificial intelligence platform DeepSeek on their government-issued devices under new legislation from a bipartisan group of House lawmakers. The No DeepSeek on Government Devices Act, introduced by Reps. Josh Gottheimer, D-N.J., Darin LaHood, R-Ill., and 16 of their House colleagues Friday, comes after weeks of panic in Silicon Valley following the revelation that the Chinese startup’s A…

New York state bans DeepSeek from government devices

The state of New York has banned the Chinese artificial intelligence assistant DeepSeek on government devices.