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Texas brings the ban hammer down on DeepSeek and RedNote

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Texas Governor, Greg Abbott has banned the AI chatbot DeepSeek for state-issued devices, sighting data privacy and national security concerns.

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Digital Trends

Texas brings the ban hammer down on DeepSeek and RedNote

Texas Governor, Greg Abbott has banned the AI chatbot DeepSeek for state-issued devices, sighting data privacy and national security concerns.

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GBC Ghana Online

DeepSeek AI banned in Texas amid national security concerns

By Sarah Baafi Texas has taken a significant step by becoming the first U.S. state to ban the Chinese AI app DeepSeek, along with other apps like RedNote, from government-issued devices. This decision was made by Texas Governor Greg Abbott, who highlighted concerns about data privacy and national security risks associated with these apps. Abbott stated, “Texas will not allow the Chinese Communist Party to infiltrate our state’s critical infrastr…

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Tekedia

As Texas Bans DeepSeek, Huawei Lessons Why IBM Left Nigeria

Truly surprised that it took this long for the United States to ban DeepSeek since imposing tariffs would not have worked on the AI models: “Texas, a constituent state of the United States of America, has announced the ban of the Chinese Open-source AI model app Deepseek, citing national security and data privacy risks. The move […] The post As Texas Bans DeepSeek, Huawei Lessons Why IBM Left Nigeria appeared first on Tekedia.

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technext24.com

American state of Texas bans DeepSeek and other Chinese apps

As DeepSeek continues to exert dominance in the global artificial intelligence space, Texas has become the latest government to ban the Chinese open-source AI model. The ban will prevent state employees from downloading, installing, or using Deepseek or several other notable Chinese apps on government-sanctioned devices. Texas Governor Greg Abbott, who raised data privacy and national security concerns in a proclamation on the Texas state websit…

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The University Star

TXST bans chinese-owned Lemon8, RedNote, among other Chinese apps

Texas State is banning the use of two social media apps owned by Chinese companies after a proclamation from Gov. Greg Abbott. Abbott’s proclamation named Lemon8 and RedNote, two apps owned by Chinese companies, following the national ban on TikTok. Abbott previously banned TikTok, which is owned by Chinese company ByteDance, from government devices in December 2022. “Texas will not allow the Chinese Communist Party to infiltrate our state’s cri…

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Android Headlines

Texas bans DeepSeek, RedNote, Lemon8 & more from government devices

Texas Governor, Greg Abbott, has banned using several Chinese apps from use on state-issued devices amid data privacy and national security concerns. The latest ban prevents Texas government employees from downloading, installing, or using some popular Chinese apps like DeepSeek, RedNote, Lemon8, and more. Texas bans DeepSeek, RedNote, Lemon 8, and other Chinese apps from government devices Besides DeepSeek, RedNote, and Lemon8, Texas also bans …

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