DeepSeek under attack: Europe, US and OpenAI against the Chinese giant

The Chinese company faces complaints of GDPR violation in Europe, a White House investigation, and accusations from OpenAI of intellectual property theft.

By the SpyStocks desk · · 2 min read

⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️ Did we tell you? 🫤

We're back with some important updates from the Chinese Deep Shit storm...🤫

Is DeepSeek on its way to becoming illegal in the European Union? 🇪🇺

The Belgian consumer group Testaankoop and the Italian Altroconsumo have filed serious complaints against DeepSeek for violating European GDPR regulations. ⚠️

  • Accusations -
  • Personal data collected by DeepSeek is sent to China without protection! ☄️
  • There is no legal basis for data collection! ☄️
  • Complete lack of transparency in DeepSeek's data usage. ☄️
  • No protection for minors. ☄️

It seems DeepSeek has definitely gotten on Europeans' nerves...⛔️

Is the US next? - As a reminder - we told you yesterday that the White House has opened an investigation into the dangerous security implications of DeepSeek. ⚠️

But things are heating up not only in Europe... 🤌

Microsoft and OpenAI say they have evidence that Chinese DeepSeek used their model to train the Chinese DeepSeek! 📱

OpenAI claims to have found solid evidence that the Chinese artificial intelligence startup DeepSeek used the American company's proprietary models to train DeepSeek - with accusations of possible infringement of OpenAI's intellectual property on the table. 📱

Troubles come in bundles? 🇨🇳

Notice how slowly this story, like many Chinese stories, is blowing up in everyone's faces... 💥

It seems the air is slowly starting to come out of the Chinese balloon...👀

Deep Shit, did we say that already? ⛈

Good intel travels.

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