Germany Wants Google and Apple to Ban China's "Illegal" DeepSeek AI — After It Failed to Comply with Data Protection Laws

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There is resistance against the Chinese AI DeepSeek. South Korea, Taiwan, Australia and parts of the USA are forbidden to use it. Italy investigates violations of the GDPR and Germany wants to ban the AI app completely.

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According to the Federal Data Protection Officers, the Chinese ChatGPT alternative should disappear from the app stores. It is about lack of data protection. Other countries also restrict the use of the AI application.

Berliner Morgenpost

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The Chinese chatbot DeepSeek has alarmed Germany's top data protection officer. What Louisa Specht-Riemenschneider is now planning.

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Many countries have already taken action against the AI application DeepSeek, now clear words come from Berlin: The chatbot violates European law, according to the data protection officers.

Frankfurter Allgemeine

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The powerful Chatbot Deepseek has shaken the AI industry. Germany's top data protection officer wants to pull the app out of circulation.

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The Federal Data Protection Officer wants the Chinese Chatbot DeepSeek to be banished from German app stores. Data outflows to China are "extremely critical".