World News: Recently, China launched a new AI chatbot DeepSeek. DeepSeek created a stir all over the world as soon as it arrived, but within a few days of the launch of the AI chatbot DeepSeek, which created a stir all over the world, many big countries started banning DeepSeek. So far, many countries including India, America, Australia and South Korea have banned DeepSeek.
Chinese App banned in India also
The Government of India has issued a new order, in which strict instructions have been given to government employees regarding the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) apps and platforms. This circular issued by the Ministry of Finance states that many government employees are using AI apps like ChatGPT, DeepSeek etc. on their office computers and laptops. As a result, the security of confidential documents and data of the Government of India may be at risk.
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Chinese AI chatbot DeepSeek is in the headlines
Chinese AI chatbot DeepSeek has been making headlines ever since it was launched, but bad times have started for it. Many countries have started banning DeepSeek, including big countries like India, America, Australia, and South Korea. The countries that banned DeepSeek say that this step is being taken given concerns related to security and data privacy.
Why is DeepSeek being banned?
According to the information, there is a suspicion about DeepSeek that it is storing users’ sensitive data. This can pose a threat to the national security of any country. Australia’s cyber security envoy Andrew Charlton, while banning DeepSeek, said that the government system does not want to be exposed to these apps. In such a situation, they are being banned. At the same time, India has taken a tough stand and banned the use of all AI tools like ChatGPT and DeepSeek in government offices.
These countries have banned DeepSeek
For your information, the Finance Ministry in India has instructed employees not to use DeepSeek and other AI tools from official IDs and devices. The ministry says that sensitive government data can be leaked from these tools, which is very dangerous. Australia has also instructed not to use DeepSeek AI on government devices. The US Navy has also banned the use of DeepSeek officially and personally. America was the first country to ban this AI app.
These countries including South Korea also banned it
The Defense Ministry of South Korea has ordered to block DeepSeek on military computers connected to the Internet. Taiwan is also among the countries that have banned DeepSeek. At the same time, Italy has also decided to ban DeepSeek. Italy’s Data Security Authority says that this AI model can compromise the data of millions of users in the country.