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Taiwan's NSB found five Chinese AI apps violated security and privacy standards, with content biased toward Chinese government views, urging caution to protect data and prevent disinformation.
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Taiwan warns of biases, data breach in Deepseek, other Chinese AI
Taipei, Nov. 16 (CNA) The National Security Bureau (NSB) has urged Taiwanese people to be on alert when using Chinese generative artificial intelligence (AI) language models due to potential security breaches and the spread of "disinformation" following recent inspections of five such apps.
ChatGPT rival DeepSeek has some bad news for artificial intelligence (AI) despite its relationship with humans being in the 'honeymoon phase'.
The Taiwan National Security Office (NSB) warned about the use of DeepSeek and four other Chinese artificial intelligence (IA) applications for "security risks", including user identification and the transfer of personal information to servers of companies based in China. Taiwan warns about DeepSeek and four Chinese AI apps for "security risks" was first published in Digital Process.
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