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    Is DeepSeek AI a “profound threat” to U.S. national security? A report suggests the Chinese startup unlawfully stole OpenAI’s data, too.

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    A House committee described DeepSeek as a significant threat to US national security, citing its strong government ties and alleged unauthorized data collection.

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