Chinese AI startup DeepSeek may face restrictions from the U.S. government due to concerns about upending the U.S. AI ecosystem, though enforcing limitations on its open-source technology could be challenging. Experts suggest that despite DeepSeek’s reliance on open-source code, potential restrictions on Nvidia chips could result in civil and criminal penalties. Lawmakers have called for actions to slow down the startup, with suggestions including requiring tech giants to restrict DeepSeek’s app downloads in the U.S. market. DeepSeek’s rapid rise, release of advanced models, and popularity of its AI chatbot have raised concerns about national security implications and the effectiveness of existing regulations.
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Trump envoy to visit Gaza aid sites as Israel accused of starvation policy | Gaza News
US envoy Steve Witkoff to visit aid distribution sites in Gaza to assess ‘dire situation on the ground’: White HouseUS envoy Steve Witkoff will visit Gaza to evaluate aid distribution amidst growing international concern over Israel's starvation policies, which have reportedly led to over 1,000 deaths since May. This visit follows a recent spike in violence and aims to secure a plan for increased food aid while addressing the humanitarian crisis exacerbated by the ongoing...
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