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They've started already, I've seen posts on LinkedIn implying or outright stating that DeepSeek is a national security risk (IMHO, LinkedIn being the social med

They've started already, I've seen posts on LinkedIn implying or outright stating that DeepSeek is a national security risk (IMHO, LinkedIn being the social media outlet most corporate-sycophantic). I went ahead and just picked this one at random from my feed. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/kevinkeller_deepseek-privacy-security-activity-7289673454142771200-G0MU?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop https://www.linkedin.com/posts/kevinkeller_deepseek-privacy-...

flybarrel 2y ago
Oh this post...calling out DeepSeek's T&C but not comparing it with OpenAI's is really disingenuous IMO.
- walthamstow 2y ago
  Seen the same with censorship. Deepseek is a CCP pamphlet apparently, but rarely is it compared to OpenAI in the same breath.
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ijidak 2y ago
NBC Nightly News, on Monday, had an expert -- at 8:05 in the video -- who claimed there might be national security risks to Deepseek. I'm not going to take a side on whether there is or not. But, it does sound reminiscent of the reasons used to ban Tik-tok. https://youtu.be/uE6F6eTyAVc?si=BLZo3FMVRvjEy6Xa https://youtu.be/uE6F6eTyAVc?si=BLZo3FMVRvjEy6Xa
- Mistletoe 2y ago
  Next they will say it is to protect the children and that terrorists use it. You start to recognize the playbook after about the millionth time.
- ulbu 2y ago
  as if openai is not an (inter)national security risk
csomar 2y ago
At least this guy can differentiate between running your own model and using the web/mobile app where DeepSeek process your data. I've watched a TV show yesterday (I think it was France24) where the "experts" can't really tell the difference or are not aware of it. Shut down the TV and went to sleep.