US considers blocking DeepSeek over China data security concerns
April 17, 2025, 2:20 am
U.S. authorities have raised alarms about DeepSeek’s data practices after a House Select Committee report detailed risks associated with transferring sensitive information to China. The growing security concerns have prompted discussions among government officials about potentially restricting U.S. technology access to DeepSeek. The reports underscore a broader debate over safeguarding critical technology and protecting national security amid increasing U.S.-China tensions.
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Congressional Committee Calls for Tougher Export Controls In Light of DeepSeek The Information
These claims were detailed in a report released on April 16, 2025 by the House Select Committee on China.
Officials are also discussing restrictions on Americans' access to DeepSeek's services.
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