South Korea claims artificial intelligence start-up DeepSeek transferred users information and prompts without consent.

DeepSeek, a Chinese AI app, is under investigation in South Korea for allegedly sharing user data and AI prompts to companies ...

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Planners may think that fossil fuels—the quick and dirty option—is the only way to get the energy needed for the AI boom.

The acceleration of South-South trade, I think, will take a new dynamism because of the new trade policy of the U.S.,” the UN ...

China's Baidu has successfully "illuminated" a cluster comprising 30,000 of its self-developed, third generation P800 Kunlun chips, which can support the training of DeepSeek-like models, its CEO said ...

South Korea’s data protection authority has determined that Chinese AI startup DeepSeek collected and transferred personal information from local users without proper consent, marking another setback ...

In an exclusive interview with YourStory, Vivek Tiwari opens up about the audit, whistleblower allegations, and the ...