Italy’s data protection authority has ordered a block on Chinese artificial intelligence revelation DeepSeek, it said late yesterday. - ThreadSky

politico.eu • 146 days ago

Italy’s data protection authority has ordered a block on Chinese artificial intelligence revelation DeepSeek, it said late yesterday.

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ggdepa.bsky.social•146 days ago

See how easy it is when it is not the fascist-owned X ? @ec.europa.eu @consilium.europa.eu @eucopresident.consilium.europa.eu @vonderleyen.ec.europa.eu @kajakallas.bsky.social

toni-lorente.bsky.social•146 days ago

X Generates, at least, as many privacy concerns.

hidrante.bsky.social•146 days ago

Privacy concerns....sure

24zullo.bsky.social•146 days ago

Yes in Italy and Europe they have restrictions laws of people privacy infact Zuckerberg he paid the fees in Europe because he didn't respect the law in Europe

stefanomartels.bsky.social•146 days ago

ma si, parliamo di stronzate, dai!

sharpcode.pro•144 days ago

Maybe someone tells those idiots that you can just download and run DS on your computer with no internet connection at all?

24zullo.bsky.social•146 days ago

I was wondering about it but I am very happy that the Italian Government blocked DeepSeek 😁 😁😁

oxp.bsky.social•146 days ago

Italy lives in 1929.

ciappi.bsky.social•145 days ago

I am often critic vs my country but in this case we are right. We did the same with chatgpt until they fixed the issues. Italy and eu have data and privacy protection laws: GDPR is a good implementation. It is the rest of the world leaving in the past by not having still implemented such rules.

eddiekan.bsky.social•146 days ago

What unique privacy concern does DeepSeek present that chatgp or even Twitter or Meta apps do not?

hungrywokerati.bsky.social•146 days ago

ciappi.bsky.social•145 days ago

It happened EXACTLY the same with chatgpt. When chatgpt fixed the issues, a couple of months later, Italy restored it. Privacy is a value China and America are hard to understand. And yes X and Meta also had problems with European privacy and data protection law (GDPR).

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