Italy has made headlines by banning the Chinese AI model DeepSeek due to data privacy concerns. This decision highlights the growing global scrutiny on AI technologies, particularly those from China, as DeepSeek had recently surpassed OpenAI's ChatGPT in popularity on Apple's App Store. The ban reflects a broader trend of countries reassessing their data security policies in light of emerging AI technologies.
Apple continues to thrive, reporting record revenue driven by strong sales of iPads and Macs, despite a slight dip in iPhone sales. Meanwhile, OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman is set to visit India amidst ongoing legal challenges, signaling a potential expansion in the Indian market. The upcoming IPO of Lenskart, aiming for an $8 billion valuation, further emphasizes the dynamic nature of the tech and startup landscape.
• Italy bans DeepSeek, marking a significant move in AI data privacy.
• Apple reports record revenue, driven by AI features in its products.
Data privacy concerns led to Italy's ban on the AI model DeepSeek.
DeepSeek is an AI model that gained popularity before its ban in Italy.
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DeepSeek is a Chinese AI startup that developed the banned AI assistant in Italy.
OpenAI is known for its AI models, including ChatGPT, and is facing legal challenges in India.
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