New York has banned DeepSeek 's AI app from government devices, citing security concerns about the Chinese-owned company.

LeCun has advocated for open-source models, saying that these systems should not be controlled by a small number of people.

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An analysis of DeepSeek's mobile application by the firm NowSecure revealed the app was transmitting data unencrypted.

The susceptibility to jailbreaking is just one of the security risks with DeepSeek, according to cybersecurity researchers.

According to Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis, DeepSeek's claims of low training costs are "exaggerated and a little bit ...

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

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

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The move comes amid concerns that the artificial intelligence product could steal data and technology secrets in a ...