The Trump administration is considering a broader ban on DeepSeek in the US and is investigating how Nvidia chips ended up in China.

The Trump administration is considering barring Americans from accessing AI models created by the Chinese AI lab, DeepSeek.

Just one day after unveiling restrictions on DeepSeek, Trump has gone one step further and blocked access to Nvidia AI chips. The post Trump Announces Restrictions on DeepSeek, Ponders Total US Ban appeared first on Tech.

In a new report, the bipartisan House committee came to the unsurprising finding that DeepSeek sends user data back to China.

Chinese artificial intelligence firm DeepSeek is a “profound threat” to US national security, a bipartisan House committee said, urging Nvidia Corp. to hand over information on sales of chips that the startup may have used to develop its breakthrough chatbot model.

A bipartisan House panel released a report Wednesday accusing DeepSeek of posing a “profound threat” to U.S. national security, alleging the Chinese AI startup harvests user data on behalf of the Chinese government,

China’s success in artificial intelligence has the Trump administration and lawmakers weighing rules and investigations to slow Beijing’s progress in the industry.

The U.S. government is investigating if American semiconductor giant Nvidia (NVDA) may have helped China’s DeepSeek AI in creating powerful