New York State is prohibiting the China-based artificial intelligence application DeepSeek from government devices. New York ...

New York banned the China-based DeepSeek app from government devices and networks on Monday due to “serious concerns” about ...

Public safety is my top priority and we’re working aggressively to protect New Yorkers from foreign and domestic threats." ...

New York State Gov. Kathy Hochul has announced a statewide ban of Chinese artificial intelligence startup DeepSeek on ...

Hochul's concerns over the technology appear twofold. Her announcement of the ban said she is prioritizing data privacy, ...

New York State has banned the use of DeepSeek on government devices, citing concerns over data privacy and censorship in the popular generative artificial intelligence app from China.

Governor Kathy Hochul has banned the use of China-owned AI, DeepSeek, on New York government devices due to surveillance concerns.

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The Governor’s office said DeepSeek is an AI start-up founded and owned by High-Flyer, a stock trading firm based in the People’s Republic of China.

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Officials in the US are concerned about DeepSeek AI's connection to foreign government surveillance and censorship.