China commits to safeguarding firms post DeepSec ban

China has affirmed that it will firmly defend the rights and interests of its companies following the United States' directive to remove Deep Sich's artificial intelligence products from federal agency systems, due to security concerns related to transferring sensitive data to China. China also expressed its opposition to the measure, which equates national security with technology and aims to restrict Chinese companies, clarifying that it will take necessary measures to safeguard its interests. This comes amid escalating competition in the field of artificial intelligence between the two countries, with Deep Sich considered a strong competitor to American companies. The US actions include banning its products from agency procurements and removing them from systems, with exceptions made for security and military agencies.

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