Taiwan bans government agencies from using DeepSeek
- Taiwan's Digital Ministry has urged government departments to avoid using DeepSeek's AI service due to security concerns, stating it 'endangers national information security' and involves 'cross-border transmission and information leakage'.
- DeepSeek's AI assistant has surpassed ChatGPT in downloads from Apple's App Store, causing a $593 billion drop in Nvidia's market value.
- Countries including France, Italy, and South Korea are investigating DeepSeek's use of personal data, with Italy blocking its model from processing data of Italian users.
- Taiwan Semiconductor's total U.S. investment is now $65 billion, and the company has joined the U.S. in restricting access to its AI technology in China.
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Taiwan's Prime Minister specifically asked government agencies to “completely” ban the use of DeepSeek's AI services. Taiwan has reported, in recent years, an increase in the number of cyberattacks from China, as well as a campaign of “cognitive warfare” that seeks to pressure the Taipei government
More and more countries are exploring DeepSeek's potential cyber threats, as the data collected may be available to the Chinese government.
Taiwan has banned government agencies from using the artificial intelligence of Chinese startup DeepSeek, citing a threat to information security.
Opposition lawmaker calls for government clarification on DeepSeek ban - Focus Taiwan
Taipei, Feb. 2 (CNA) An opposition lawmaker has urged the government to clarify the scope of its ban on the AI chatbot developed by Chinese startup DeepSeek, while ruling DPP lawmakers have called for greater caution over the use of DeepSeek products.
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