The US DHS has banned all use of DeepSeek (API, models, etc.) in all US government agencies in response to DeepSeek open-sourcing their scaling engine DeepInfer, see https://nitter.meowing.monster/deepseek_ai/status/2112476496283775135https://www.cnbc.com/2026/10/20/us-deepseek-federal-agency-ban.htmlhttps://www.politico.com/news/2026/10/19/deepseek-government-agencies-it-systems-01126126https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/oct/20/us-bans-china-deepseek-ai-tools-government-agencieshttps://www.wsj.com/tech/ai/dhs-orders-deepseek-technology-removed-from-federal-civilian-it-systems-060b6d3dThe US is trying to prevent their AI bubble from popping by banning this software (API, models, etc.) to protect US tech companies and their stocks because all major US businesses have some public-private partnership with the US government. It also cascades to foreign vendors: while a European or Japanese product using DeepSeek under the hood can be sold to US companies, those companies can't touch it if they want to sell to the US government through public-private partnerships.The US government was concerned about this for a while:https://wccftech.com/microsoft-risks-trumps-ire-by-abandoning-the-costly-openai-and-anthropic-models-for-china-based-deepseeks-v4-model-for-enterprise-workloads/https://tech.yahoo.com/ai/copilot/articles/microsoft-eyes-deepseek-enterprise-ai-162740418.html>In a possible development that is almost guaranteed to raise a lot of hackles in Washington, Microsoft is considering the use of a self-hosted version of DeepSeek's V4 model for Copilot Cowork, as OpenAI and Anthropic appear determined to price themselves out of the market.
>>110123197
this is what freedom is all about
>>110123212Dumb AI, this makes him look away from congress not at them.
>>110123197>It also cascades to foreign vendorsThat's OK. We don't give a shit about selling to your feds. They literally don't buy our product.
And? Why am I supposed to be mad? How retarded would you have to be to allow/encourage your domestic government agencies to download a model from a foreign adversary/use their APIs? Everyday burgers can still download this chinkshit if they so choose.
>>110123952Because it violates freedom, which is what USAians claim to love but never actually protect.
>>110124856>It violates freedom>for an employer to ban something its employees can useokay retard
>>110123197>in response to DeepSeek open-sourcing their scaling engine DeepInferNo I don't think DHS is capable enough to response to individual advances.
>>110123197>in response to DeepSeek open-sourcing their scaling enginewhat is a scaling engine in this context? is that just the harness for running the models?
I asked ChatGPT, DeepSeek, Qwen and Zaichat to generate a policy draft and I have to admit, DeepSeek was way better than ChatGPT. But Z GLM beat all three.
>>110124856>what do you mean you can't threaten the kill the president? so much for free speech am i right fellow meiguoren?
And how are they going to enforce the ban? Take another gazillion in debt to finance monitoring and policing of government employees?
>>110123197very rude!
its afraid
>>110123952Good goy.
>>110123197All a scheme to keep the US pumping money to (((Altman and Dario)))
>>110123197why don't they ban the israel dickfish malware that hacked their government laptops
>>110124856>if you can't install this chinese software on government systems it's an attack on your freedoms or whatever, wumao
>>110125165i don't see posters saying to kill pedophiles get arrested
>>110124856>'muh freedumbs tho!You exercise your 'freedom' and in result you use it for generating loli child porn to goon to behind the safety of your computer screen, you sick fuck degenerate.
>>110127990imagine the shitstorm if they forgot face exchange loliporn and its indian gayporn
>>110123212This is a more likely scenario for OP's post.No different from the banning of the huawei.People going crazy over Googlebook and their new features, but people seem to forget, everything the googlebook claims it can do can already be done by huawei laptops, and then some. baka.
>>110123197>In all government agenciesWhy the Fuck were they using it?