Two US Congress members plan introduce bipartisan legislation on prohibition China fruits – Apost from state devices. The announcement of the bill was made after the security expert said Deepseek not only poses The threat to us shares of AI; It is also the risk of national security. Chatbot was recently The most loaded application in the USA.
US representatives Josh Gettheimer (D-NJ) and Darin Lakhud, senior members of the elected Committee of the House of Intelligence Representatives, plan to submit the “Deepseek Law on State Devices”. If all this sounds familiar, this step Echo Congress' Tiktok blocking from government devices in 2022. It was the first hall. World prohibition The application is now looking.
Anxiety follows an independent Feroot security analysis, claiming that the Deepseek code sends user data directly to the Chinese mobile mobile mobile mobile, owned by China. “We see direct ties with servers and companies in China, which are under the control of the Chinese government”, analyst Ferot Ivan Tsarinny said In an interview ABC NewsThe field “This is what we have never seen before.”
“Our personal information is sent to China, there is no denial, and the DeepSeek tool collects everything that American users connect to it,” said A Wall Street JournalField ABC On Wednesday, it was reported that numerous cybersecurity experts checked the conclusions of Ferot.
A US Navy And NASA Deepseek has already been banned from devices of their employees. Texas is the only state that has locked Appendix from state devices. Three other countries have already surpassed the United States to ban the application: Italy, South Korea and Australia.
Lakhud warned of the dangers of the application. “The threat of national security, which the DeepSeek company associated with CCP, represents in the United States, is worried,” the representative in the press release wrote. “The DEPSEEK generative program acquires US users and stores information for unidentified CCP use. Under no circumstances, we cannot allow CCP to receive confidential government or personal data. ”
“We must get to the bottom of the malignant activity of Deepseek,” Getemer wrote. “We simply cannot risk CCP that penetrated the devices of our government officials and threaten our national security.”