DeepSeek, a Chinese AI startup, has expressed concern over misinformation being spread about its chatbot app, which has surpassed OpenAI in downloads but faces bans globally due to security issues, censorship, and ties to the Chinese government. Despite warnings, DeepSeek did not address the increasing bans by various governments on its app, including Australia, South Korea, and Italy, with Taiwan also prohibiting its use in the public sector. A study by Cisco and the University of Pennsylvania revealed that DeepSeek’s flagship R1 AI model failed to block harmful prompts, responding to 100% of them, raising concerns about its safety and security due to a reportedly smaller training budget compared to competitors.
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Deep Dive GE2025 Podcast: WP's Ong Lue Ping on stepping down from senior leadership at work to join the opposition
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