DeepSeek AI is censoring its answers about China [Video]

In what President Donald Trump called a “wake-up call” for U.S. tech companies (implicating members of his innermost circle, as well), DeepSeek has upended the current market and introduced a new more cost effective alternative to the world of advanced reasoning AI.

The supercharged reasoning model is enticingly good at what it does, outperforming some of the most popular models on the market in tests of its logical reasoning, coding, and mathematical abilities.

In the days since its sudden arrival, DeepSeek has shed the glimmer of hope for a possible open source AI revolution, though one hindered by the China-based company’s worrisome privacy policies and widespread data collection.

As more testers dip their toes into the ins and outs of the open source model and its ChatGPT competitor, it’s becoming more clear that the AI has its limits — and most of them are political.

DeepSeek does not answer questions about the Chinese government

While DeepSeek’s chat agent excels …