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NASA bans China's DeepSeek over security concerns

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NASA has banned China's DeepSeek AI, citing national security and privacy risks, CNBC reported on Friday.

According to the report, the agency's chief artificial intelligence officer issued a memo informing employees that DeepSeek's servers operate outside the United States, posing a security threat.

NASA personnel are immediately prohibited from using DeepSeek on government-issued devices or uploading agency data to the platform.

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