South Korean authorities said Monday that DeepSeek would not be available from local app stores pending a review of the Chinese AI startup‘s handling of user data.DeepSeek’s R1 chatbot stunned investors and industry insiders with its ability to match the functions of its Western competitors at a fraction of the cost.But a number of countries…
“Audio erotica apps cannot have the word ‘desire’ in their names [if they want] to be visible on the store,” while developers of apps like those for controlling sex toys “have a hard time having the apps approved on the store, which puts their entire product in jeopardy,” said Ana Ornelas, erotic author, sex educator…
MILAN (AP) — Italy’s data protection authority on Thursday blocked access to the Chinese AI application DeepSeek to protect users’ data and announced an investigation into the companies behind the chatbot. The authority, called Garante, expressed dissatisfaction with DeepSeek’s response to its initial query about what personal data is collected, where it is stored and…
Building actual AI applications on top of an existing model is one area where Europe can still win, Meta’s outgoing top lobbyist Nick Clegg said on a panel at the World Economic Forum in Davos last week. Yet, companies should also be on guard. Many users tinkering with DeepSeek’s model noticed that the chatbot refrains…
Photo: Mario Marco (Getty Images) This story incorporates reporting from Forbes, MSN and MSN. The scrutiny of Chinese technology by the U.S. is expanding beyond social media platforms like TikTok, moving towards household devices such as WiFi routers. Industry experts are voicing concerns about routers from companies like TP-Link, suggesting potential national security risks. These concerns…