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The Italian regulator said that DeepSeek’s response to its inquiry about the app’s data collection was insufficient.

The firm has attracted top U.S. and Australian officials’ attention for national security implications.

The Chinese upstart has grabbed attention during tech earnings calls.

Meta was sued by Trump after it suspended his accounts following the Jan. 6, 2021, breach of the U.S. Capitol.

The exposed data included digital software keys and chat logs, according to cybersecurity firm Wiz.

A large cloud of smoke could be seen in Melbourne’s south-east.

The premier said ministers will make urgent considerations on whether assistance for Taiwan’s semiconductor industry is needed in light of possible tariffs.

Clare O‘Neil said she was more of a ’ChatGPT girl.’

T-Mobile opened beta registration to a limited number of users in December.

Trump said there’s been ‘a lot of interest in TikTok’ but did not specify which other companies are interested in buying the Chinese-owned app.

Demand for Nvidia chips, used to power AI models from various companies, had propelled the company to one of the largest capitalizations in the world.

DeepSeek’s privacy policy says it collects data on keystrokes, IP addresses, emails, and dates of birth—storing it all in China.

The name change would only be visible to users in the United States, according to the tech giant.

Britain is trying to position itself as the world’s third-largest AI market, behind the United States and China.

AI companies experienced steep stock price slides after DeepSeek’s advancements were made public.

The AI chatbot reportedly topped OpenAI’s ChatGPT as most-downloaded free app on Apple’s app store last week.

An increase in ‘deepfake’ child abuse material—including some generated by students—means parents and caregivers need to broach the subject with children.

Some departments are spending large amounts on their online presence, with four others spending around $1.5 million a year.

‘For now, the initial reaction is to sell first and ask questions later,’ Jay Woods, chief global strategist for Freedom Capital Markets, said.