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US DeepSeek government ban Developing

First reported Oct 19, 4:02 PM ET by Politico · ongoing, 44 hours so far

China defends DeepSeek after U.S. ban of its AI from government systems (opens the original story in a new tab)

NBC NewsOct 20, 11:33 PM

7 / 27 outletsNot yet: Bloomberg, Reuters, New York Post, Newsweek +16
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012030601810/2006121810/210610/19 4 PM · Politico: DeepSeek barred from government agency IT systems10/20 12 PM · The Hill: China defends DeepSeek after US ban

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DeepSeek barred from government agency IT systems

Bluesky · Politico · Oct 19, 4:02 PM

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