U.S. bans China’s “DeepSec” use
On Monday, the U.S. government ordered federal agencies to cease using artificial intelligence tools from the Chinese company "Deep Ske" due to security risks related to the transfer of sensitive data to China. The company's servers are located there, and the Chinese legal framework provides broad access to the company's infrastructure. This decision comes amid intense competition between the United States and China for dominance in the field of artificial intelligence, with "Deep Ske" being one of the leading Chinese companies that revolutionized the sector by introducing high-performance chatbots. There are concerns that using the company's tools could expose sensitive government information to risks, especially given uncertainties surrounding potential vulnerabilities in their models and possible hacking techniques. These measures are part of the United States' efforts to protect its cybersecurity, particularly as technological and political tensions between the two countries escalate.
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