OpenAI called for Deepseek’s ban!

While the global competition in the field of artificial intelligence is increasing, the OpenAI called on the US government to impose sanctions on Chinese -based artificial intelligence models. The company claimed that Deepseek was a state -supported and state -controlled and state -controlled, on the grounds that it was a national security risk.

OpenAI called for Deepseek to ban

In this request, Deepseek is not only in the United States, claiming to be directly linked to the Chinese government; At the same time, Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Spain, Poland and Norway should be banned.

OpenAI argues that Chinese laws may force artificial intelligence companies to share data with the government, and that this pose a national security threat to the US. While the company claims that Deepseek may have to share user data with the Chinese government, he underlined that such artificial intelligence models should not be used in the West.

There is no definite evidence that Deepseek is directly ruled by the Chinese government, but there are signs that the company is in close relations with the state. The meeting with President Liang Wenfeng’s president Xi Jinping strengthened speculations that the government’s interest in Deepseek has increased.

On the other hand, it is known that China has made great investments in artificial intelligence technology and increases competition with the US in the field of artificial intelligence. This move of OpenAI was considered as a reflection of the struggle for technological superiority.

OpenAI’s proposal has not yet been officially accepted, but it seems possible that the US government will bring more strict arrangements to Chinese artificial intelligence companies. So what do you think about this? You can share your opinions with us in the comments section below.