AI Privacy Scandal: DeepSeek Sent South Korean User Data To China’s ByteDance
The suspension of DeepSeek in South Korea highlights growing concerns over data privacy in AI applications. The discovery that user data was transmitted to ByteDance, a Chinese company, raises questions about how AI firms handle sensitive information. South Korean law requires explicit user consent before data is shared with third parties.
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Wu Yonghui, who worked at Google for 17 years, will lead foundational research at the Seed division and report directly to ...
South Korea has accused Chinese AI startup DeepSeek of sharing user data with ByteDance, the parent company behind TikTok.
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