The South Korean government announced on Monday that it temporarily suspended the new takeover of artificial intelligence Chatbot made deepseekChinese company that has sent shock waves through the world of technology.
On Monday night, the application was not available at Apple or Google App Stores in South Korea, although Deepseek was still available through web browser. Regulators said the application service would continue after they ensured that it was in accordance with the laws of South Korea to protect personal data.
The Chinese chatbot at the top is the ladder of most downloaded applications around the world since its release last month. The application is launched by AI system whose performance of rivals rivals the best products made by US companies and has been built, Deepseek said for a fraction of their costs.
Deepseek’s claim that he built his technology with far less expensive computer chips than the companies that usually use US technological shares that overturned last month and caused a discussion of whether Washington failed in his attempts to block the Chinese approach to such chips.
The success of Deepseek was pushed by a slightly famous company, supported by a stock trading company, in the center of attention. In China Deepseek was announced as a hero the technological industry of the country. The founder of the company, Liang wenfengmet the Chinese main leader, XI Jinping, along with the other Technology executives on Monday.
But beyond China, the popularity of the application was caring for regulators for the safety of Deepseek, censorship and management of sensitive data.
The application has become one of the most popular downloads of South Korea in the artificial intelligence category. Earlier this month, South Korea sent many government employees on official devices not to use Deepseek products.
Government agencies in Taiwan and Australia also told workers not to use Deepseek products for security problems.
The Personal Data Protection Commission in South Korea announced that it has determined the problems with the way the application processes personal information, adding that it decided that “it will inevitably take a long time to correct it”. To solve these problems, Deepsek appointed an agent in South Korea last week, the regulator said.
The Chinese government has always demanded from the Chinese companies to carry out foreign operations in the strict respect for local laws and regulations, said Jiakun, a spokesman for the Chinese Foreign Ministry, at the briefing on Monday.
“We also hope that relevant countries will avoid access to generalization and politicizing economic, trade and technological issues,” said Mr. Guo.
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