Microsoft employees are banned from using DeepSeek app, president says 

Microsoft employees are not allowed to use DeepSEEK due to information security and propaganda concerns, Microsoft Vice-Separation and President Brad Smith, in a Senate hearing today.

“We do not allow our employees to use the DeepSeek application at Microsoft,” Smith, Deepseek’s application service (both on the desktop and mobile phone)

Smith, Microsoft also said that these concerns did not leave Deepseek in the store on these concerns.

Although Many organizations and even countries have laid restrictions on DeepSEEKMicrosoft went to the public about such a ban for the first time.

Smith said the restriction information will be stored in China and Deepseek’s answers could be affected by “Chinese propaganda.”

Deepseek’s Privacy Policy stamp Keeps user information on Chinese servers. Such information is subject to Chinese laws mandate Cooperation with the country’s intelligence agencies. DeepSEEK too Heavy censors Topics considered to be sensitive to the Chinese government.

Despite the critical comments on Smith’s DeepSeek, Microsoft Offered DeepSeek R1 model in Azure Cloud service shortly afterwards this year later.

However, this is a little different from Deepseek’s ChatBot application. Since DeepSeek is from an open source, someone can download the model, save it on their servers and submit the information to customers without sending them back to China.

However, creating a propaganda or invalid code, does not produce other risks such as a model.

During the listening to the Senate, Smith said, Microsoft’s Deepseek’s AI model and “change” to extract “malicious side effects.” Microsoft, Deepseek’s model did not know exactly what he did to Techcrunch to the speech.

Deepseek’s initial use in Azure, Microsoft write This DeepSeek called “serious red team and security valuations” before starting AZURE.

While Microsoft does not show that DeepSEEK’s application is not able to show that Microsoft is a direct opponent in search of Internet internet, Microsoft does not prohibit all this chat rivals from the Windows App Store.

For example, there is confusion in the Windows App Store. Any program of Microsoft’s archive application was not placed in our web store in the Google (including Chrome Browser and Google’s Chatbot Twins).