New York bans DeepSeek AI over surveillance risks
Governor Kathy Hochul announced a statewide ban on the DeepSeek AI app for government devices and networks due to concerns over foreign surveillance and censorship. DeepSeek, owned by a Chinese firm, is suspected of data harvesting and potential cyber threats, prompting the prohibition to protect state infrastructure and privacy.
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The state of New York has banned the Chinese artificial intelligence assistant DeepSeek on government devices.
New York government employees are barred from downloading DeepSeek’s AI application onto state computers due to security concerns, Gov. Kathy Hochul announced.
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