China Ambassador criticized Australia's decision to limit Deepeseek

< img src = "/uploads/blogs/9f/6a/ib-fqm6oc5lg_1cdd7077. < P > Ambassador of China to Australia Xiao Tseana criticized at Canberra. He warned that the decision to ban the DEEPSEek artificial intelligence app on government devices risks further politicize trade and technological links between the two countries that have only recently stabilized bilateral relations.

< p > reports RBC-Ukraine with reference to Bloomberg.

< p > The comments of the ambassador were made while the Chinese Navy Operational Group continued to bypass the territorial waters of Australia, planning to bypass the isostra state. Earlier, 10 days ago, China's warships conducted training with combat firing in the Taman Sea between Australia and New Zealand.

< p > today, on Monday, Xiao stated in his article for The Australian, developed by China, the artificial intelligence program “will bring great benefit to the world in various aspects.” He called Australia to cooperate with Beijing to jointly develop new technologies.

< p >“The adoption of restrictive measures against (ed.) Under the pretext of security” is an attempt to expand the concept of national security and politicize issues of trade and technology, “the ambassador in his article.

~ ~ < P > Bloomberg reminded that in early February, the left -center Labor Labor Government of Australia became one of the first in the world to ban Deepeseek on official (state) devices. The decision was justified by national security considerations.

< P > It was one of the steps in the last month that threatened to spoil the relationship between Australia and its largest trading partner. In particular, Canberra and Beijing made serious efforts to restore their relationship three years since the election of the Labor Party – in May 2022.

< p >At the same time, the unexpected decision of the Chinese Naval Operational Group to conduct training with combat shooting near the densely populated east coast of Australia, since February 21, has caused nationwide debate about whether Canberra had done enough to increase their military readiness. Australia learned about training only when it was warned by commercial pilots who had to leave the area.

< P > After what happened, Anthony Albanese Prime Minister criticized the lack of a message from Beijing, and the “shadow” defense Minister Andrew Gasti described training as an open military power signal from the Chinese government, and that it is a reminder to Australians. proper “.

< p > According to the Ministry of Defense, on Monday morning the ships were 565 kilometers southeast of the capital of the Western Australia of the city of Pert.

~ ~ < p > first spotted near the northern approaches to Australia in mid -February, an operational group of three ships, passed almost two -thirds of the way around the state.

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< p > Recall that in February the South Korean Data Protection Regulator stated that the Chat Bot Ai Deepeseek sent users of the country to Chinese owner Tiktok, Bytedance.

~ ~ ~ > < P > confirmation after the regulator (PIPC) announced the temporary cessation of new DEEPSEEK's new loads in South Korea because of anxiety about what methods are collected.