US orders federal agencies to remove DeepSeek AI over national security risks
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China's foreign ministry criticized the U.S. decision to ban DeepSeek's AI technology, calling it an overreach of national security in commercial competition. The move escalates U.S.-China tech rivalry, signaling further decoupling in AI. The ban's scope and enforcement remain unclear, but it marks a notable escalation in tech export controls.
The US Department of Homeland Security has formally ordered civilian federal agencies to remove DeepSeek AI products and related third-party services from their systems, citing confirmed national security, espionage, and cybersecurity risks. This action represents a significant escalation in US-China tech decoupling, extending prior hardware restrictions to specific AI software models. China has criticized the ban as politicization of technology, though the full scope and enforcement mechanisms remain unclear.
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