DeepSeek, a Chinese AI startup, has decided to limit customer access to its AI model’s API. This decision comes as the company faces increased scrutiny over data privacy and security concerns.
Privacy and Security Issues
Recently, Italy’s data protection authority blocked access to DeepSeek’s AI application, saying it had concerns about how personal data was being handled. Similarly, Australia has banned DeepSeek’s AI technology from all government systems and devices, citing national security risks.
DeepSeek’s Response
To address these concerns, DeepSeek is now restricting access to its AI model. However, the company has not shared specific details about the restrictions or how they will be applied.
The Bigger Picture
This situation highlights the growing challenges AI companies face. As AI technology advances, businesses must find ways to balance innovation with global security and privacy standards.
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