(18 Feb 2025)
WORLD DEEPSEEK
SOURCE: ASSOCIATED PRESS
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
ARCHIVE : London, UK – 27 January 2025
1. Various of mobile phone showing DeepSeek app for demonstration purposes
ASSOCIATED PRESS
New York, US – 17 February 2025
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2. SOUNDBITE: (English) Joseph Steinberg, cyber security expert
"And so the problem becomes that it’s really very difficult to anticipate what the risks are. But one thing is certain, if you have an AI that’s being produced in communist China, ultimately whether they’re doing it now or they decide to do it in the future, the Chinese government could be obtaining information from it and it’s probably a lot more information than people realize."
ASSOCIATED PRESS
ARCHIVE : London, UK – 27 January 2025
3. Various of laptop showing DeepSeek for demonstration purposes
ASSOCIATED PRESS
New York, US – 17 February 2025
+VIDEO CALL+
4. SOUNDBITE: (English) Joseph Steinberg, cyber security expert
"The rules that apply to it, whether governments can obtain the information easily, in the United States you need to obtain a warrant and most giant tech companies will fight warrants unless there’s a real reason for it – and even in those cases they may challenge them. In China it’s very different, right? Chinese Communist Party tells a company to produce something, they’re going to produce it."
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Beijing, China – 28 January 2025
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5. Icon for DeepSeek is seen on a smartphone screen
ASSOCIATED PRESS
New York, US – 17 February 2025
+VIDEO CALL+
6. SOUNDBITE: (English) Joseph Steinberg, cyber security expert
"It doesn’t have to be that one user is doing something that people would call "oversharing". An AI can analyze lots of queries, see where they’re coming from and learn about the particular users making them and then extrapolate things and connect things that no individual user would even have a clue that they’re revealing at the time. And that’s part of the danger because it is impossible to determine in advance what could leak as a result of such intelligence."
ASSOCIATED PRESS
ARCHIVE : London, UK – 27 January 2025
7. Various of mobile phone showing DeepSeek app for demonstration purposes
ASSOCIATED PRESS
New York, US – 17 February 2025
+VIDEO CALL+
8. SOUNDBITE: (English) Joseph Steinberg, cyber security expert
"When people are comfortable sharing information they share more. And there’s no question that when an AI interacts with you as if it were a helpful human, "I’m a person trying to help you. You ask me something I’m giving you a good answer. Wow! I’m helping you with your work, I’m helping you with your schoolwork, I’m helping you solve a personal problem" especially over time as you’ve done it, you trust this party. And the party has actually done absolutely nothing to earn your trust. It’s just an electronic system that’s collecting your data, analyzing and producing a result."
ASSOCIATED PRESS
ARCHIVE : London, UK – 27 January 2025
9. Various of mobile phone showing DeepSeek app for demonstration purposes
STORYLINE:
LEADIN:
DeepSeek, a Chinese artificial intelligence startup, has temporarily paused downloads of its chatbot apps in South Korea while it works with local authorities to address privacy concerns.
Cyber security expert Joseph Steinberg reacts to the news and the particular concerns of DeepSeek users’ personal data being shared.
STORYLINE:
DeepSeek is a Chinese AI chatbot – seen as a rival to ChatGPT from the USA.
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