US orders federal agencies to remove DeepSeek AI over national security risks
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The US DHS ordered all federal agencies to remove DeepSeek AI tools and third-party derivatives from IT systems, citing potential transfer of sensitive data to China. This escalates US-China tech decoupling from hardware to AI software, following similar restrictions on Huawei and other Chinese tech. The ban is a policy directive, not legislation, and its enforcement scope across agencies remains to be seen.
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The US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has formally ordered all civilian federal agencies to remove DeepSeek AI products and third-party services utilizing DeepSeek models from their systems. This action, confirmed by multiple sources, cites national security risks including potential data transfer to China, espionage, and cybersecurity vulnerabilities. China has criticized the ban as politicization of technology, while the scope and enforcement across agencies remain unclear.
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