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Homeland Security Bans DeepSeek Use In Federal Civilian Agencies

The decision comes a couple of days after the release of Deepseek's latest AI model.

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Engadget· Oct 19, 4:59 PMHomeland Security Bans DeepSeek Use In Federal Civilian Agencies

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DeepSeek barred from government agency IT systemsFederal civilian agency IT systems must remove all products affiliated with the Chinese AI company, the Department of Homeland Security ordered.

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