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DeepSeek’s surprise superstardom has ignited a firestorm of data concerns globally, with regulators and privacy experts sounding alarms over the Chinese AI app’s potential national security risks.

DeepSeek is both the AI chat app that has garnered such attention in the past week, and the AI research company behind it.