StudioChina Protests US DeepSeek Ban While Blocking ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini Domestically
Original title: China protests the US Deepseek ban while blocking ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini at home
The US Department of Homeland Security has ordered federal civilian agencies to remove DeepSeek products from their IT systems and banned future procurement, citing concerns that Beijing could access sensitive data. China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs accused the US of abusing national security concepts, while the Ministry of Commerce demanded the ban be revoked and vowed strong countermeasures. The article highlights that China maintains stricter controls on foreign AI services: since 2023, all AI services must undergo review by cyberspace authorities and comply with political requirements. Additionally, Beijing proposed last week to implement export and licensing controls on AI technology similar to those in the US.
The original text outlines both the basis for the US ban and the facts of China's domestic reciprocal restrictions, allowing readers to understand the symmetry in policy logic between the two sides.
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