In an era where digital rights and privacy are under constant threat, Representatives Josh Gottheimer and Darin LaHood lead the charge in the U.S. against the invasive practices of China’s DeepSeek AI. This bipartisan move, aimed at banning the use of such technology on government devices, underscores the urgent need to protect personal freedoms and secure the nation’s digital frontiers against surveillance and information manipulation. Amid growing concerns over the ethical implications of artificial intelligence, this proposed legislation highlights the critical balance between national security and the safeguarding of civil liberties.
U.S. Lawmakers Take a Stand Against China’s Privacy-Invasive AI, Championing Data Rights
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The United States may become the second country after Australia to ban China’s DeepSeek artificial intelligence on government devices. U.S. Representatives Josh Gottheimer and Darin LaHood introduced a bipartisan bill proposing the ban. In their letter to…
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In a bold move to counteract China’s technological overreach, U.S. Representatives Josh Gottheimer and Darin LaHood have introduced legislation poised to strengthen America’s defense mechanisms against foreign surveillance and propaganda. The proposed bill barring China’s DeepSeek AI from government devices signals a critical step towards national security and technological sovereignty. As U.S. intelligence agencies raise alarms over China's sophisticated digital espionage capabilities, this bipartisan initiative underscores a united front in protecting American interests and intellectual property from the Communist regime’s global information warfare strategy.
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