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China has affirmed that it will strongly defend the rights and interests of its companies following the United States' directive to ban products from Deep-seek, an artificial intelligence company, and related services within U.S. federal agency systems. The Chinese Ministry of Commerce expressed its disapproval of the restrictions imposed by Washington, considering them as discriminatory limitations cloaked under national security pretenses. Meanwhile, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security announced that the ban is driven by concerns over the transfer of sensitive data to China. The ban includes removing Deep-seek products from federal agency procurement and systems, based on the 2018 Supply Chain Security Law, which involves measures aimed at reducing potential threats from Chinese companies in the field of AI. This move comes amid escalating competition between the U.S. and China in artificial intelligence, as Deep-seek seeks to compete with American firms by launching advanced models, despite restrictions on its use in some other countries like Australia and Italy.
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