DeepSeek, the explosive new artificial intelligence tool that took the world by storm, has code hidden in its programming which has the built-in capability of sending user data directly to the Chinese government, experts told @ABC News. https://t.co/aqxyeO5kmw
— ABC News (@ABC) February 5, 2025
China caught being sneaky again
https://x.com/ABC/status/1887140280790290668
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guaranteed someone found some URL somewhere that queries some DB on a Chinese server or some analytics software
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English please
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There was a big uproar on one of the retrogaming subs I'm on a couple of weeks ago when someone noticed their device connecting to a strange Chinese URL when it hopped on wifi. There was a bunch of panic that the CCP was watching you play Mario 3 for the millionth time until someone pointed out it was just part of Android's wifi captive portal check, and US devices do the same thing but with a different URL.
That said, Deepseek is almost certainly sharing info with the government, at least on their hosted versions of the LLM.
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They're claiming AI was used to decrypt part of its code to find it talks to several Chinese servers when making accounts.
I assume that means somebody used 'find' with some keywords on the open source code.
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