You are here

Austraila

Australia bans Chinese AI program DeepSeek on government devices

Australia bans Chinese AI program DeepSeek on government devices

  • Australian government said DeepSeek poses 'an unacceptable level of security risk'
  • Several countries expressed concern about DeepSeek’s data practices
By AFP ·

Opinion

Faisal J. Abbas
Netanyahu is becoming Israel’s worst enemy
Author
Hassan Al-Mustafa
Why Saudi Arabia insists on a Palestinian state
Author
Osama Al-Sharif
Transfer of Palestinians an existential threat to Jordan
Author
Dr. Sinem Cengiz
Neighbors emerge as new allies in Turkiye’s regional policy
Author
Arnab Neil Sengupta
Arab world carves out a niche in crowded AI market
Author
More in Opinion

Latest updates

UN chief welcomes formation of new Lebanon government
UN chief welcomes formation of new Lebanon government
Brother says freed Israeli hostage suffered ‘hardest blow’ learning wife killed
Brother says freed Israeli hostage suffered ‘hardest blow’ learning wife killed
Palestinians say Israeli forces kill 3 in West Bank raid
Israeli soldiers conduct a raid in the Nur Shams camp for Palestinian refugees near Tulkarem in the occupied West Bank.
UN humanitarian chief says Gaza ceasefire has averted famine but any truce collapse brings danger
UN humanitarian chief says Gaza ceasefire has averted famine but any truce collapse brings danger
Israel says strikes Syria-Lebanon border tunnel used by Hezbollah for arms smuggling
Israel says strikes Syria-Lebanon border tunnel used by Hezbollah for arms smuggling

Recommended

Middle-East
Peace remains a distant hope as Sudan’s battle lines shift
Peace remains a distant hope as Sudan’s battle lines shift
Middle-East
How Gaza displacement could deepen Egypt’s already unbearable refugee burden
How Gaza displacement could deepen Egypt’s already unbearable refugee burden
Middle-East
Why pressure is growing to finalize UK-GCC free trade agreement
Why pressure is growing to finalize UK-GCC free trade agreement

Search form

Print Edition
Read pdf version Subscribe now
© 2025 SAUDI RESEARCH & PUBLISHING COMPANY, All Rights Reserved And subject to Terms of Use Agreement.