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U.S. Issues Global Alert Accusing Chinese AI Startup DeepSeek of Intellectual Property Theft

Washington warns international partners about unauthorized use of American AI models by Chinese firms amid rising tech tensions

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The U.S. State Department has circulated a diplomatic cable urging global officials to caution foreign counterparts regarding Chinese companies, including AI startup DeepSeek, allegedly engaging in unauthorized extraction and replication of U.S. artificial intelligence models. The warning highlights risks associated w…
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