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The Rise of DeepSeek: China’s Answer to Silicon Valley’s AI Dominance
The future for Chinese tech companies will hinge on their ability to turn uncertainty into innovation – and opportunity.
Analyst reboots Nvidia stock forecast after tumble
Related: Palantir's stock price may surge for surprising reason AI chipmaker Sasquatch Nvidia (NVDA) got pummeled, with ...
House lawmakers push to ban AI app DeepSeek from US government devices
Washington – A bipartisan duo in the the U.S. House is proposing legislation to ban the Chinese artificial intelligence app ...
Lawmakers Push to Ban DeepSeek App From U.S. Government Devices
WASHINGTON—Lawmakers introduced a bill Thursday to ban DeepSeek’s chatbot application from government-owned devices, over new ...
China-linked firm’s NJ Turnpike E-ZPass contract raises security concerns: ‘Worse’ than TikTok
The major US tolling company that was sold to a Singapore-based firm under the Biden administration is reigniting national ...
That was fast: US lawmakers are already working on their first DeepSeek ban
US lawmakers are moving quickly to block DeepSeek on government devices after the Chinese-owned AI triggered security and ...
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Elon Musk Does Europe
As Musk wrote in a January post, “From MAGA to MEGA: Make Europe Great Again.” First, he took Washington, and now his sights are set on Europe. Or, as Elon Musk wrote in a January 18 post to his ...
DeepSeek ban on government devices? US lawmakers introduce proposed law
US lawmakers propose banning the Chinese AI chatbot DeepSeek from government devices, citing national security risks and ...
DeepSeek’s security risks lead to bans in several countries. Will it be the next TikTok?
DeepSeek AI may join TikTok and CapCut on the U.S. banned apps list due to security concerns over its potential to send data ...
Lawmakers move to ban DeepSeek over security concerns
In a moment of déjà vu, a group of lawmakers are rallying together to introduce legislation to ban DeepSeek's AI chatbot application from government-owned devices, citing national security concerns ...