The United States Navy has officially banned its members from using DeepSeek — an artificial intelligence chatbot created in China — out of fear the Chinese government could exploit sensitive ...

Liang Wenfeng is the brilliant mind behind DeepSeek, a cutting-edge technology platform that is transforming how we search ...

But despite Trump's current silence on the issue, other US organizations, alongside NASA, are combating DeepSeek. Again reported by CNBC, the US Navy has instructed its members to avoid using ...

The U.S. Navy has instructed its members not to use DeepSeek apps or technology, according to CNBC. In late January, the Navy sent an email prohibiting service members from using DeepSeek products ...

The U.S. Navy says internal correspondence about the use of generative AI has been misinterpreted as a specific ban against DeepSeek AI Assistant, a Chinese-developed program that recently sent ...

An internal US Navy email told service members not to use the Chinese AI app DeepSeek. The memo is a reminder of the Navy policy against using open-source AI for official work. DeepSeek recently ...

CNBC reported that on January 24, 2025, the Navy emailed its members about its "potential security and ethical concerns associated with the model's origin and usage." DeepSeek A.I. is open sourced ...

The US Navy sent an email to sailors warning against ... model’s origin and usage,” according to a report from CNBC. DeepSeek started limiting user signups on Monday due to “malicious ...

While I started wondering whether a US ban on DeepSeek was imminent, it looks like localized bans were in effect long before then. The US Navy issued an order on Friday warning “shipmates” not ...

The U.S. Navy has instructed its members to avoid using artificial intelligence technology from China's DeepSeek, CNBC has learned. In a warning issued by email to "shipmates" on Friday ...