TOKYO -- The Japanese government is running into limits in how to deal with security concerns presented by Chinese startup DeepSeek's generative artificial intelligence services, which may fall into a gap in Japan's personal data protection laws.
Artificial intelligence
DeepSeek reveals loophole in Japan's personal data safeguards
Chinese AI app not clearly aimed at Japanese users, limiting law's reach
The Japanese government has stressed that data collected by DeepSeek is stored in China and subject to Chinese law. © AP
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