Gerrit De Vynck:
Yes, I think it’s quite interesting. I mean, regular people can download this app, they can use it.
And there’s all sorts of concerns, if you’re putting your data into DeepSeek, it’s going to go to a Chinese company. I think people should really think twice about maybe using this app, of course, remembering, if you use an American app, they’re also logging your data, but maybe you’re more comfortable using an American company than a Chinese one.
But what’s I think even more interesting is that DeepSeek has actually made their technology available on the Internet for anyone to download. And so, yes, there is an app, there’s a Web site that you can use DeepSeek just like you might use ChatGPT.
But if you have a business and you want to use A.I. technology to make your own business or your own app more capable, you can just use DeepSeek’s technology and sort of configure it and see how it works for yourself. And so there’s concerns that, if you use DeepSeek, maybe it’s censored, it’s not going to be giving you answers about Tiananmen Square or other sort of controversial aspects from a Chinese perspective.
But if you just download their software, you can use it yourself and it’s not censored at all.
