February 22, 2025

AI regulations

After US Congress, Taiwan bans DeepSeek from government agencies citing security risks | Mint

After US Congress, Taiwan bans DeepSeek from government agencies citing security risks | Mint

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Source: Live Mint Taiwan has prohibited all government agencies and critical infrastructure providers from using AI technology developed by Chinese startup DeepSeek, citing security risks. The island’s Ministry of Digital Affairs issued a statement on Friday, warning that DeepSeek’s operations pose threats such as cross-border data transmission and potential information leaks. DeepSeek gained global attention…

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DeepSeek faces South Korean investigation over data privacy issues, following scrutiny in Italy and France | Mint

DeepSeek faces South Korean investigation over data privacy issues, following scrutiny in Italy and France | Mint

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Source: Live Mint South Korea’s data protection authority has announced it will seek clarification from Chinese tech startup DeepSeek regarding its handling of users’ personal information. This comes after the company unveiled its powerful new AI chatbot, the R1, which has raised concerns over data privacy and sparked turmoil in global tech markets. DeepSeek’s R1…

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AI needs regulation, but what kind, and how much?

AI needs regulation, but what kind, and how much?

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Source: Live Mint Perhaps the best-known risk is embodied by the killer robots in the “Terminator” films—the idea that AI will turn against its human creators. The tale of the hubristic inventor who loses control of his own creation is centuries old. And in the modern era people are, observes Chris Dixon, a venture capitalist,…

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