Will the United States restrict deepseek?

In recent years, artificial intelligence has turned into a strategic competition area where not only the world of technology but also states struggled. Deepseek is one of the most striking examples of this competition. Deepseek, developed by China-based High-Flye, soon aroused a great impact in the artificial intelligence world and sat at the center of the agenda.

This artificial intelligence vehicle, which is allegedly similar to even better performance with a much lower cost compared to US -based competitors such as OpenAI, was banned for security concerns in some countries. According to the latest developments, the US is among the countries where Deepseek is banned.

Is Deepseek restricted for US government employees?

According to recent information, Deepseek has sent user data to a Chinese -based company. Moreover, it turned out that this company has connections with the Chinese government. This naturally created security concerns.

Deepseek was recently blocked in Italy, Australia, South Korea and Taiwan. According to information, now two US deputies Darin Lahood and Josh Gottheimer are preparing to present a bill that prohibits the use of Chinese artificial intelligence on the devices of government employees. How fast this process will progress is a matter of curiosity.

The US approach to Deepseek is likened to Tiktok’s prohibition process. It took years to prevent the popular social media platform, but in the field of artificial intelligence, it seems that this process is progressing much faster. Although Tiktok allegedly transferred data to the Chinese government, no concrete evidence was found. For Deepseek, there was a direct evidence.