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U.S. orders DeepSeek removed from federal IT systems as China AI curbs expand
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security ordered federal civilian agencies to remove the Chinese AI model DeepSeek and related third-party services from their IT systems, and banned new procurement of such products. DHS cited multiple threat pathways and warned sensitive data could be transferred to China. It also raised concerns about malware or other security vulnerabilities. The memo also told agencies to review traffic flows to and from government websites.
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U.S.-China tech war intensifies ahead of summit, expands to AI, robots and drones
The United States and China are stepping up technology and trade tensions ahead of a planned September summit between Chinese President Xi Jinping and U.S. President Donald Trump. The dispute has expanded from a row over large AI models to import limits, blacklist additions and tighter export controls. U.S. regulators have also broadened scrutiny to advanced robots and power inverters, while Washington and Beijing exchange criticism and countermeasures.
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Korean security industry gains momentum on \'AI first\' move
Security markets at home and abroad are being reshaped around AI agents, as companies move to curb risks from using AI or to use AI to boost security capabilities. Okta launched a product to protect AI agents and non-human identities. Several startups announced funding rounds. Korean security firms also stepped up AI-focused efforts, including platforms for security AI agents and plans for agentic AI-based automation. The article also lists other corporate updates and recent security-related developments.
