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US Delays Blacklisting Chinese AI Firm DeepSeek to Avoid Escalation
The United States has reportedly stalled plans to blacklist Chinese AI company DeepSeek and other tech firms, aiming to prevent an escalation of tensions.
17 Jun, 06:17 — 17 Jun, 08:08
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Times of IndiaMostly Factual72d ago
US holds ‘ban list’ that names company whose low-cost AI model shocked tech industry
The US has reportedly delayed blacklisting Chinese AI firm DeepSeek, despite its approval last year. DeepSeek's low-cost AI model and alleged support for China's military operations have raised US concerns. This delay, affecting over 100 firms, comes amid escalating US-China tech rivalry and a cautious approach by the Commerce Department to avoid further tensions.
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U.S. stalls blacklist plans for DeepSeek, Chinese tech firms to avoid escalating tensions - report
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