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OpenAI’s Sam Altman downplays impact of DeepSeek: ‘Wildly overstated’

Italy has launched an investigation into DeepSeek's R1 model, questioning data processing and user information handling.
South Korea's data watchdog will ask DeepSeek about its management of personal information following the chatbot's launch.
Concerns about DeepSeek's AI have impacted stock prices, with Samsung and SK Hynix seeing significant declines.
Australia's Science Minister Ed Husic raised privacy concerns and urged caution regarding DeepSeek's AI service.

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Die Presse

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Italy's data protection authority blocks DeepSeek

Italy's data protection authority never hesitates for long. Online services have already been blocked numerous times. Now it's DeepSeek's turn.

1 month ago·Vienna, Austria

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The Korea Times

Privacy watchdog to ask DeepSeek about personal information use

Korean stocks ended lower Friday after a weeklong holiday as tech shares sharply slid in the aftermath of a recent shock from the emergence of Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) ...

1 month ago·Korea, Republic of

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Nikkei

Samsung vows to navigate 'short-term risks' of DeepSeek shock

SEOUL -- Samsung Electronics said Chinese artificial intelligence challenger DeepSeek presents a "short-term risk" but vowed to cope with the rapidly

1 month ago·Japan

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TechXplore

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South Korea watchdog to question DeepSeek over user data

South Korea will ask Chinese startup DeepSeek how it manages users' personal information, Seoul's data watchdog said Friday, after the company launched its powerful new AI chatbot this week.

1 month ago

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The Straits Times

Pentagon workers used DeepSeek’s chatbot for days before block

The extent to which employees directly used DeepSeek’s system through a web browser is still being determined.

1 month ago·Singapore

Analysis:Resource-poor Japan was girding for an AI energy surge. DeepSeek raised the stakes

TOKYO : Weeks after Japan revealed details of a landmark energy plan partly designed to keep up with an expected AI surge, the shock rise of Chinese startup DeepSeek has upended conventional wisdom over the sector's future power demands. It was only last year that Tokyo abandoned its long-held forecasts t

1 month ago·Singapore

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