Artificial intelligence has once again taken center stage in the tech world, and this time, it's because of DeepSeek, a ...

In a February 10 interview with the Financial Times, Arm CEO Rene Haas weighed in on the controversial new AI model DeepSeek ...

New York has banned DeepSeek 's AI app from government devices, citing security concerns about the Chinese-owned company.

New York banned the China-based DeepSeek app from government devices and networks on Monday due to “serious concerns” about ...

Several DeepSeek employees honed their skills at Microsoft’s controversial artificial intelligence research labs in China ...

DeepSeek’s advances have roiled global stock markets and AI players. Now, its influence is spreading quickly at home, with some of China’s biggest tech companies, many of which had been developing ...

House lawmakers are seeking to bar federal employees from downloading Chinese startup DeepSeek's artificial intelligence ...

In a move that was widely expected, U.S. lawmakers have proposed a DeepSeek ban on any and all federal government devices.

The AI space is never going to be the same. That was the sentiment when DeepSeek released its impressive R1 model. But the deeper we dig, the more red flags we find.

The AI app, created by a small research lab owned by Chinese hedge fund High-Flyer, has faced both praise and suspicion since ...

Releasing the hostages, eradicating Hamas, rehabilitating and developing Gaza while winning support of Gazans - is it ...

Shares of Chinese stocks such as Alibaba ( BABA 7.15%) and China-exposed stocks Estee Lauder ( EL 5.38%) and Nike ( NKE 2.97%) rallied on Monday, up 6.2%, 5.2%, and 2.9%, respectively, as of 2:20 p.m.