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Australia to ban controversial Chinese AI company DeepSeek from all of its government systems


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Published in Science and Technology on Tuesday, February 4th 2025 at 8:02 GMT by Couriermail   Print publication without navigation

  • Australia will move to ban the controversial Chinese AI company DeepSeek from all of its government systems and devices on national security grounds.

The Australian government has decided to ban the Chinese AI company DeepSeek from all its government systems due to national security concerns. This decision follows a review by the Australian Signals Directorate (ASD), which identified potential risks associated with DeepSeek's technology, particularly its ability to access and potentially compromise sensitive government data. The ban reflects growing global concerns about the security implications of using AI technologies developed by foreign entities, especially those from nations with which there are geopolitical tensions. This move is part of a broader strategy to safeguard critical infrastructure and data against espionage and cyber threats.

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