Italy blocks access to the Chinese AI application DeepSeek to protect users’ data

Italy balances fair pay, AI, and free speech under EU publisher directive

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Is it DeepSeek vs ChatGPT? US Congressional houses issue warnings against Chinese AI chatbot: Report

The United States remains apprehensive about DeepSeek as Congressional offices have started to issue warnings to their employees against utilising it. DeepSeek, a Chinese chatbot making whirlwinds in the AI market in the US, is reportedly being restricted on all House-issued devices. According to a notice received by Axios, the Chief Administrative Officer revealed that DeepSeek remains under review and unauthorised for official House use. Accor…

Experts urge caution over Chinese AI DeepSeek

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DeepSeek App Blocked In Italy After Privacy Complaint Under EU’s GDPR, Irish Data Protection Commission Also Investigating

Last week Techdirt wrote about leading Chinese tech companies being hit with GDPR complaints from noyb.eu concerning the transfer of personal data from the EU to China. More recently, much of the world has been obsessed with another Chinese company, DeepSeek, which operates in the fashionable area of AI chatbots. Most of the discussions have been about the impact DeepSeek’s apparently low-cost approach will have on the massive spending plans of …

Italy bans DeepSeek AI

Italy takes a stand against DeepSeek AI The Italian Data Protection Authority, Garante, has imposed a ban on DeepSeek AI, a Chinese-developed artificial intelligence model, over concerns regarding its handling of personal data. The authority is particularly focused on how the AI chatbot processes data belonging to Italian citizens and whether it complies with GDPR regulations. Source

Law Firm Cuts Off DeepSeek To Protect Client Data... Obviously - Above the Law

It took a few days, but Fox Rothschild has now barred its attorneys from using the fast, cheap, field-disrupting, and inevitably compromised AI tool. While DeepSeek has taken the world by storm, promising the same (or better?) results than its Western competitors who are all promising the moon… as long as everyone gives them exponential resources to make linear gains. WHAT A GREAT DEAL! So everyone is abuzz with the prospect of an AI model that …