Since the global launch of China’s new artificial intelligence company DeepSeek on 20 January, four major national authorities have already looked into the problems raised by the model and its data collection.
Firstly, Italy, which expressed serious doubts early last week about DeepSeek’s compliance with the GDPR, citing “potentially high risks of infringement of the European regulation”.
The national regulator wants to “clarify the learning methods used by AI”. Since...