US bans DeepSeek AI tools across federal agencies over data-transfer risk
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China publicly condemned the US decision to remove DeepSeek AI from government systems, framing it as politicization of technology and commerce. The move escalates US-China tech decoupling, with Beijing signaling potential retaliatory measures. The ban's scope and enforcement remain unclear, but it marks a further hardening of bilateral tech rivalry.
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The US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has confirmed a directive for all federal agencies to remove DeepSeek AI tools and third-party derivatives from IT systems, citing national security risks and potential data transfer to China. China has publicly condemned this action as a politicization of technology and commerce, signaling potential retaliatory measures. The full scope of the ban's enforcement and China's specific response remain unclear.
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