Australia Bans DeepSeek From Government Tech on Security Concern
Australia has banned DeepSeek AI services from all government systems and devices, becoming one of the first countries to take direct action against a Chinese artificial intelligence startup that shook Silicon Valley and global markets this year.
Australian authorities disagree over the response the country should take to the runaway success of the Chinese AI app ...
Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) DeepSeek has been banned in another country with Australia no longer allowing the app on government devices. This requires all government computers, smartphones, ...
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DeepSeek the new frontline in digital cold war against ChinaChina outmanoeuvred the US with the launch of DeepSeek. But the US’s biggest tech companies are fighting back in the AI race.
China has shown the world artificial development can be done on the cheap, opening the door for Australia to catapult itself to the vanguard of a new digital Cold War.
The arrival of a Chinese challenger shows Australia isn’t out of the AI arms race and could even carve out a dominant ...
Data watchdogs in South Korea and Ireland said Friday they would ask Chinese AI startup DeepSeek to clarify how it manages ...
Blackstone says its multibillion-dollar bet on data centres – including its $24bn investment in Australian operator AirTrunk – still stacks up despite China’s low-cost model DeepSeek rattling global ...
Amid the shocked reactions this week to the release of the Chinese artificial intelligence model, DeepSeek, the risk we should be most concerned about is the potential for the model to be misused to ...
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