The South Korean government has suspended new downloads of artificial intelligence on Monday Chatbot developed by DeepSeekChinese company sent shocking waves through the world of technology.
Monday night, although the app was not available in Apple or Google app stores, DeepSEeak still can still be obtained through the web browser. Regulators said that the app service continues to continue after compliance with South Korea's personal data protection.
China Chatbot has exceeded the graphics of the world's most downloaded applications since its release last month. The application is designed by American companies and built and equipped by the AI system, which is the best products built and built.
Deepseek claims to build technology Less expensive computer chips Last month, the United States has used the technological resources that the United States has been used more and created a dispute that Washington has failed in his efforts in such plugs.
Deepseek's success was supported by a small-known company supported by the Stock Trade Company. In China, Deepseek was as a hero of the technological industry of the country. Founder of the company, Liang WenfengThe top leader of China, Xi Jinping met with the other Technical leaders on Monday.
But outside China, the popularity of the application is concerned about the regulators regulating the security of Deepseek, censorship and sensitive data management.
The application became one of the most popular downloads in the artificial intelligence category of South Korea. At the beginning of this month, South Korea directed many government officials to use DeepSeek products on official devices.
Deepseek's products in Taiwan and Australia also said that they did not use the products of Deepseek.
The South Korean Personal Information Protection Commission said that the application processes how the application processes the individual information, “it will take a long time to make them.” To solve these concerns, DeepSeek appointed an agent in South Korea last week.
Chinese companies have generally adapted to local laws and regulations of Chinese companies, China's Foreign Ministry spokesman Guo Jiak, told a briefing on Monday.
“We hope that the relevant countries should not approach the generalization and politicization of economic, trade and technological issues,” said Mr. Guo.
Li you contributed research.