TTB White LOGO TB
  • News
  • PC & Hardware
  • Mobiles
  • Gaming
  • Electronics
  • Gadget
  • Reviews
  • How To
Trending
Trump Ramps Up Trade War with EU and Apple Warning
Mistral AI Europe’s OpenAI Rival with Open Source Focus and $6B Valuation
OpenAI Makes Operator Smarter with o3 Reasoning Model
Microsoft’s New AI Can Predict Storms and Pollution Better Than Ever
Meta Quest Adds 3D Instagram Photos and New Navigator UI in Major Update
Monday, May 26, 2025
The Tech BasicThe Tech Basic
Font ResizerAa
Search
  • News
  • PC & Hardware
  • Mobiles
  • Gaming
  • Electronics
  • Gadget
  • Reviews
  • How To
Follow US
Deepseek
The Tech Basic > News > US Considers Banning Chinese AI App DeepSeek Over Security Fears
News

US Considers Banning Chinese AI App DeepSeek Over Security Fears

S.Dyema Zandria
Last updated: 8 March 2025 17:34
S.Dyema Zandria
Share
Image Source: Mint
SHARE

Government officials in the United States have initiated measures to ban DeepSeek, a Chinese AI application, across their government-controlled devices. National security risks have become a concern for officials due to the Chinese connection of this mobile application. Here is what’s happening and why it matters.

Why DeepSeek Is Under Scrutiny

DeepSeek stands as a low-cost artificial intelligence chatbot that concerns US leadership because of its data procedures. According to WSJ, the app stores user information on servers in China. This means the Chinese government could access sensitive data from US government phones or computers.

Deepseek
Image Source: CNA

The Trump administration is discussing a full ban on DeepSeek for federal devices. They are also considering removing it from app stores and restricting US cloud companies from working with DeepSeek. These talks are still early, but the goal is clear: keep US data safe.

How DeepSeek Shook the Market

DeepSeek’s affordable AI models triggered panic throughout global stock markets this past year. Capital market participants feared the app would displace major American technology corporations including Microsoft and Google. The fast growth of Chinese AI tools triggered market concerns about why US authorities should restrict their expansion.

States Push for Action

This week, 21 state attorneys general urged Congress to pass a law blocking DeepSeek on government devices. They argue the app’s AI could be used for spying or cyberattacks. While the White House hasn’t commented yet, pressure is building for a swift decision.

Deepseek
Image Source: Ultimate Multimedia Training

What Happens Next

A proposed ban against DeepSeek would eliminate its availability from federal employees’ work devices. DeepSeek might vanish from all US app stores through which ordinary users can obtain it. Cloud provider companies such as Amazon and Google might need to comply with regulations regarding DeepSeek’s AI tool hosting.

The availability of DeepSeek currently exists but its future prospects within the United States remain under doubtful conditions. The rising strains between the United States and China have turned technological devices into central grounds of conflict.

Share This Article
Facebook Reddit Copy Link Print
Share
S.Dyema Zandria
By S.Dyema Zandria
View enlightening tech pieces written by S. Dyemazandria. Keep up with the most recent news, advice, and trends in the field of technology.

Let's Connect

FacebookLike
XFollow
PinterestPin
InstagramFollow
Google NewsFollow
FlipboardFollow

Popular Posts

Trump

Trump Ramps Up Trade War with EU and Apple Warning

S.Dyema Zandria
Mistral AI

Mistral AI Europe’s OpenAI Rival with Open Source Focus and $6B Valuation

S.Dyema Zandria
OpenAI

OpenAI Makes Operator Smarter with o3 Reasoning Model

S.Dyema Zandria
Microsoft

Microsoft’s New AI Can Predict Storms and Pollution Better Than Ever

S.Dyema Zandria

You Might Also Like

Meta
News

Meta Quest Adds 3D Instagram Photos and New Navigator UI in Major Update

Anthropic
News

Anthropic’s Claude 4 AI models bring deep step-by-step reasoning

Apple
News

Apple AI Smart Glasses Launch 2026 Features Siri Cameras Compete Meta

PlayStation Stars
GamingNews

PlayStation Stars Program Ends Sony Promises New Loyalty Plans

Social Networks

Facebook-f Twitter Instagram Pinterest Rss

Company

  • About Us
  • Our Team
  • Contact Us

Policies

  • Disclaimer
  • Privacy Policy
  • Cookies Policy
Latest
Google’s AI Agents Now Handle Tasks While You Relax
Meta offers cash and expert help to startups building with Llama AI
OpenAI Bets Big on Hardware With Acquisition of Jony Ive’s Startup
Play Pitfall and MechWarrior on Game Pass’s New Retro Library
iPhone 7 Plus and iPhone 8 Now Declared Vintage by Apple

© 2024 The Tech Basic INC. 700 – 2 Park Avenue New York, NY.

TTB White LOGO TB
Follow US
Welcome Back!

Sign in to your account

Username or Email Address
Password

Lost your password?