Prohibit Chinese AI app Deepseek from ‘Government Devices’, State AGS requires Congress
General State Attorneys joined the increasing calls of elected officials Persuades Congress to bring a law forbidding the Chinese app Deepseek AI on all government devices, saying that “China is a clear and present danger” for the US
“Deepseek seems to be another tool for Chinese Spy to attack American national security, “the letter said, signed by 21 Chief Lawyers in the leaders and leaders of the Senate.
“Given the Chinese desire to steal American secrets and the ability to deepseek to perform this theft, Congress should quickly adopt the legislation to ban deep vision on government devices,” the letter said. “Two years ago, Congress adopted a similar legislation to prevent Tiktoc from stealing information from our government.”
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A man using the translation app on his cell phone. (Kurt “Cyberguy” Knutsson)
Montana AG Austin Knudsen, who compiled a letter, wrote that “China tries to steal American secrets. America must reciprocate. Congress should extinguish the latest Chinese Trojan horse by transferring the Government Devices Act.
The letter comes as long -standing concerns about the theft of Beijing intellectual ownership of US officials, and Americans have been a public claim point in recent years. Home Security Committee Chairman Mark Green, R-Tenn., Introduced the legislation last month to ban the app.
Deepseek is a search and analysis platform with AI-based data in Hangzhou, China, owned by the Quat Hedge High-Flyer Fund. The launch of a new AI model Deepseek, which is cheaper to work with models from Meta and Openi, has caused concern in US markets. One of his chatbot functions is similar to Chatgpt, a platform based in California.
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Chinese spying capabilities through smartphones technology were significant concerns behind the legislation that came into force in January, effectively banning Tiktok unless deprived of Chinese ownership. State AGs cited this precedent in their letter. (Li Xueren/Xinhua via Getty Images)
AGS charges that Deepseek Chinese spies could use American national security through the collection of the application user, including chat history, keys and IP addresses, and this information may secretly transfer the Chinese Communist Party.
Several countries, including Canada, Australia, South Korea, Taiwn and Italy, have already blocked Deepseek because of these security risks. Several countries including Virginia, Texas and New York, They also banned the app from government devices.
“As he did with Tictok, Congress should protect US national security by banning deep in government devices,” the letter said. “If it has not already taken the measures to be administratively banning Deepseek, we believe in that Trump administration He would quickly carry out this ban to protect our national security from an American “powerful and dangerous” opponent “.
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Many FEER that deepseek users represents significant security threats. (Reuters/Dado Ruvic/illustration)
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The letter was signed by AGS from Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiane, Missouri, Nebraska, New Hampshire, North Dakota, Ohia, Oklahoma, South Caroline, South Dakota, Tennessee, Utah and Utah.
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