Delhi High Court Addresses AI Chatbot DeepSeek Concerns
The Delhi High Court is examining the alleged misuse of AI chatbot DeepSeek. The court has requested the central government to address the privacy and security concerns associated with the platform. The issue was raised in a PIL by advocate Bhavna Sharma, citing threats to India's privacy and integrity.
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The Delhi High Court has sought clarity from the central government on its strategy to manage the purported misuse of the AI chatbot DeepSeek. The concerns of privacy and security violations linked to the platform were highlighted by a bench led by Chief Justice Devendra Kumar Upadhyaya and Justice Tushar Rao Gedela.
During a hearing on a public interest litigation (PIL) seeking guidelines to restrict access to such AI technologies, the court emphasized the urgency of addressing the issues at their inception. Instructions were requested from the ministry regarding their containment strategy.
Filed by advocate Bhavna Sharma, the PIL argues that platforms like DeepSeek pose risks to individual privacy and national security, underlining the potential threat to India's sovereignty and integrity.
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