China reportedly probes DeepSeek and Moonshot over potential data leaks to Anthropic

@DeItaoneCHINA PROBES DEEPSEEK, MOONSHOT OVER POTENTIAL DATA LEAKS TO ANTHROPIC - THE INFORMATION ANTHROPIC ALLEGED DEEPSEEK, MOONSHOT ROUTED SENSITIVE DATA TO CLAUDE- THE INFORMATION

@NGLSHMUELIChina is investigating DeepSeek and Moonshot AI over allegations they routed sensitive user data to Anthropic's Claude models. - Anthropic reportedly flagged that both Chinese AI firms were sending data through Claude - China's cyberspace regulator launched the probe following the report - DeepSeek and Moonshot have not publicly responded - Raises serious questions about data sovereignty on both sides #DeepSeek #AI

@MarketsPulse24HThis is a major development for China’s AI sector. A formal probe into DeepSeek and Moonshot over alleged data breaches could raise compliance costs, tighten regulatory oversight and weigh on investor sentiment around Chinese AI names. The key question now is whether the investigation stays contained or expands across the sector.

@TechmemeSources: the Cyberspace Administration of China is investigating DeepSeek and Moonshot over alleged data leaks to Anthropic and has questioned employees (The Information) (Visit Techmeme dot com for the link and full context!)

@jingyanghkSCOOP: China’s internet regulator investigates DeepSeek, Moonshot for potential data leaks to Anthropic, which earlier alleged both companies of routing sensitive user data to Claude models w/ @QianerLiu via @theinformation https://www.theinformation.com/articles/china-probes-deepseek-moonshot-potential-data-leaks-anthropic

@JulianGewirtzThe fraught relationship between the Chinese government and China’s AI companies is one of the most undercovered stories in the wider AI race. Not because of any doubt about the ultimate balance of power. In China no one questions who will ultimately win the struggle between state and corporate power. The new probe of DeepSeek and Moonshot over distillation-linked data breaches is the latest example, and one of the highest-stakes instances yet. (https://www.theinformation.com/articles/china-probes-deepseek-moonshot-potential-data-leaks-anthropic) As Dan Wang and I wrote in the NYT over the summer, we tend to think about AI as a race between the United States and China, but there is another contest unfolding inside both countries: between the public power of governments and the private power of ambitious AI companies. (https://juliangewirtz.substack.com/p/of-the-leviathan-and-the-ai-labs) That contest looks very different in China than in the United States. Beijing is much more capable of compelling its companies to comply. But that does not mean the relationship is frictionless—or that the eventual shape of Chinese AI regulation is settled. Chinese AI companies are acutely aware of what happened to fintech and the broader tech sector beginning in 2020. Beijing, meanwhile, wants both rapid AI development and much tighter control over the risks it creates. That is the tension to watch. Xi Jinping has long insisted that development and security are "two sides of the same coin" and can reinforce each other. AI may force it to confront the possibility that, sometimes, they don’t.

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China reportedly probes DeepSeek and Moonshot over potential data leaks to Anthropic

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