Lithuania may limit the use of Chinese chatbot dEESEEK

< img src = "/uploads/blogs/2d/c1/ib-1ijljo_28e3c.jpg" Alt = "Lithuania can limit the use < p > Lithuania is considering forbidding key organizations and government agenc < P > According to “European Truth”, Thomas Godlyuskas said it, Deputy Minister of Defense responsible for cybersecurity, he is quoted by LRT.

< p > He said, at present Lithuanian authorities are trying to understand “how much we can implement it using the existing IT architecture in these organizations.”

< p >“But we will talk about it, we will discuss this and we will move towards strengthening our stability in this field,” & ndash; said Godlyuskas.

< p > Meanwhile Lithuanian National Cybers Security Center (NKSC) reported that it persistently recommends that employees of critically important sectors do not use Deeceek on official devices.

~ < P > Center also stated that the prohibition of these persons to use Deeseek or similar Chinese or non -European programs “should be considered at the national level.”

< P > At the same time, national defense staff are already prohibited from using Chinese applications on official mobile devices.

< P > The center added that the risks associated with DEEPSEEK, high and prepare a special instruction on the use of AI technologies.

~ < P > In turn, the State Inspectorate for Data Protection reported that she carefully monitors the situation of collecting personal data by DEEPSEEK, but stressed that she already sees the lack of transparency.

~ ~ > 62 ~ 62 < p > reported that the Italian authorities have ordered immediately to introduce the processing restrictions < P > Subsequently the Dutch Agency for Confidentiality Control has stated that an investigation into DEEPSEEEK's Data Collection Practice, which is engaged in artificial intelligence.

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