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China Condemns U.S. Ban on DeepSeek A.I. in Government Systems

China Condemns U.S. Ban on DeepSeek A.I. in Government Systems
NYT Technology Tuesday 20 October 2026, 20:37 UTC By Ephrat Livni 1 min read
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A DeepSeek AI sign at the company’s office in Beijing.

A DeepSeek AI sign at the company’s office in Beijing. [Image text:] 2 F7 DEEPSEEK A
China (LOCATION) U.S. (LOCATION) DeepSeek A.I. in Government Systems (ORG) DeepSeek AI (ORG) Beijing (LOCATION)
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