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DeepSeek, Senators
US politicians call for further probes into possible DeepSeek security risks
The ongoing dispute between Chinese tech firms and the US Government continues, after a group of seven Republican Senators asked the Department of Commerce to evaluate data security risks that models from Chinese companies pose, specifically the AI chatbot DeepSeek.
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