Trump said DeepSeek was a “wake-up call” for the U.S. tech industry and his AI advisor David Sacks accused DeepSeek of training its model on stolen OpenAI data. The DeepSeek chatbot app now faces investigations, and in some cases, bans in the U.S. and a number of other countries over privacy and security concerns.

The AI Summit in Paris has drawn world leaders, tech executives, and researchers to shape the future of artificial intelligence. While many seek global cooperation, the event highlights deep geopolitical divides,

All eyes are on the French capital on Monday to see if U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration can find common ground with China and nearly 100 other nations on the safe development of artificial intelligence.

House lawmakers are seeking to bar federal employees from downloading Chinese startup DeepSeek's artificial intelligence chatbot app onto their government-issued devices over national security concerns.

The bipartisan legislation comes amid panic in Silicon Valley over the Chinese AI startup’s high-performing models.

The AI app, created by a small research lab owned by Chinese hedge fund High-Flyer, has faced both praise and suspicion since it abruptly surpassed some of the most well-known AI models last month.