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> Banned in the USA. Only. The US government has the wherewithal to drag Europe along with it, like they did with Huawei's 5G equipment.
by sangnoir 2y ago
> Banned in the USA. Only.
The US government has the wherewithal to drag Europe along with it, like they did with Huawei's 5G equipment.
- roblabla 2y agoSo far, a general tiktok ban (as opposed to a tiktok ban on things like government phones) has only been in effect in the USA. I highly doubt Europe would play ball at any attempt at banning imports of DeepSeek. Besides, it's kinda too late for this. The model is freely accessible, so any attempt at banning it would be _completely_ moot. If DeepSeek keeps releasing their future models for free, I don't see how a ban could ever be effective at all. Worse case scenario, big tech can't use those models... but then individuals (and startups willing to go fast and break laws) will be able to use them and instantly get a leg up on the competition.
- HotHotLava 2y agoUsed to. If they're going to start a trade war, pull out of NATO and invade Greenland instead, there'll not be much soft power left to drag Europe anywhere.
- buyucu 2y agoAnd yet, Huawei is still doing fine.
- realusername 2y agoNot really anymore, and I would bet that the way things are going, Twitter will be banned in the EU before Tiktok.
- crote 2y agoPerhaps a few years ago, yes. But considering that the US president is now threatening to invade and annex part of a European country, I don't think past results can be extrapolated to the present.