N. Korea’s National Intelligence Service warns of “excessive” collection of personal information from Deepseek

The Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) Deepseek was accused of the excessive collection of personal information for the excessive collection of personal information. While questioning the answers of the application to questions related to issues of national interest. The National Intelligence Service (NIS) said it sent official information to government services last week inviting them to take preventive security measures for the implementation of artificial intelligence. “Unlike other artificial intelligence services, it has been confirmed that the talks are transferable as it includes a type of type of types of typing patterns that can recognize persons and communicate with Chinese companies such as Volceapplog.com,” NIS said in yesterday’s communication. Some ministries in South Korea have excluded access to the implementation, citing security concerns, following the example of Australia and Taiwan that warned or even applied Deepseek restrictions. NIS said Deepseek gives advertisers unlimited access to users’ details and saves the details of South Korean users […]
Source: News Beast

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