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US Says Alibaba, DeepSeek Have ‘Systematically’ Siphoned AI Models

Bloomberg Technology Wednesday 09 September 2026, 01:50 UTC By Michael Shepard 1 min read
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US security agencies have accused China’s top AI companies including DeepSeek and Kimi maker Moonshot AI of systematically extracting proprietary knowledge from American firms and warned Silicon Valley developers to protect their work.

US security agencies have accused China’s top AI companies including DeepSeek and Kimi maker Moonshot AI of systematically extracting proprietary knowledge from American firms and warned Silicon Valley developers to protect their work.
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