DeepSeek AI raises national security concerns, U.S. officials say
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As we just lost any sort of moral high ground, ok. 2 years ago maybe I'd be worried. 9 years ago I'd definitely have been worried. Today, the enemy of my enemy is my ally.
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National security, anti-terrorism, protecting children.
The trifecta of reasons given for abolishing freedoms
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Hahahahahahahaha, manufactured consent in full throttle here. Hahahahahaha
*plays the world's smallest violin
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It's better than our usa tech, sir!
Quick, mark it as a security threat!
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The model isn’t afaik. I.e., if you download one of the models and run it locally. It’s the app with folks pasting proprietary, company secret, etc data into it.
Really, it’s the same problem as with ChatGPT, but now an organization in another country has your data. I guess we’ll see if our new techno bro overlords try to use this to their advantage across the board to limit competition, even from local processing.
Taking bets.
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While the calls from Moolenaar could be the first inkling of a possible congressional crackdown, Ross Burley — a co-founder of the nonprofit Centre for Information Resilience — warned that DeepSeek's emergence in the U.S. raises data security and privacy issues for users.
Yeah, because it's just soooo much better to have American plutocrats slurping up our data without consent and getting to do whatever they want with impunity. /s
"What they'll use it for is behavior change campaigns, disinformation campaigns, for really targeted messaging as to what Western audiences like, what they do," he added.
Yeah, because it's just soooo much better to have American plutocrats doing every single one of those things and more in the name of Profit. /s
Our leaders are hilariously tone-deaf.
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I just find it amusing how when proprietary data/company secrets/whatever are being sent to openAI it's a matter of "that was irresponsible don't let it happen again" but some guy in Kentucky isn't able to get a detailed description of Tiananmen Square from the US perspective without a little effort and it's the end of national security as we know it.
Same with the tiktok ban. How many classified military secrets do we think some regular dude in a trailer in Alabama really has on his phone?
"National Security" in the US is literally just code for rich people's bank accounts at this point.
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The War Thunder forum is a greater threat to "national security" than any of this AI whohash. Something, something, nickle...
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as Chinese law allows government access to company-held data.
... Kind of exactly like how US law allows government access to company-held data?
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With a warrant. Main difference is the Chinese govt has no such roadblocks.
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Oh please. Warrants are rubber stamped, it's as simple as clicking a button. And do you really think entities like the NSA bother with formalities like warrants?
