Artificial Intelligence

The DeepSeek AI app was removed from South Korea’s app stores on Feb. 15 because of data privacy concerns.

The Chinese ChatGPT rival has app suspended in South Korea, as local authorities advise caution.

Trump has accused Taiwan of taking the chip business away from the United States.

While Europeans want AI governance to be fair and safe, the vice president said innovators need to be able to take risks necessary to develop the technology.

AI regulation remains a global challenge, with governments debating how to balance innovation with necessary safeguards for workers and consumers.

The vice president said the Trump administration is open to collaboration on artificial intelligence but would reject heavy regulation and ideological bias.

It follows similar bans in Texas, Taiwan, Australia, South Korea, Canada, the Netherlands, and Italy.

In one example, AI models were able to go from novice hackers to identifying 90 percent of cyber vulnerabilities.

The new artificial intelligence program from China has triggered bans in several countries and leaves questions over ethics and data security.

Driverless vehicles are on the road in the United States in spite of federal safety investigations and serious roadway perception concerns.

‘DeepSeek poses an unacceptable risk to the Australian government technology,’ the government said.

Retired Australian Army Major General Mick Ryan says military organisations will be attracted by DeepSeek’s reportedly low cost, but there are security issues.

The meeting took place amid U.S. scrutiny of Chinese artificial intelligence growth.

DeepSeek, which released its first app earlier this month, is not allowed to be downloaded on House devices including computers, phones and tablets.

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.

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

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

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.