JAKARTA - Meanwhile, a number of countries have banned the use of DeepSeeek chatbots from startups from China for fear of national security risks, the Indonesian government admits that it is still reviewing DeepSeek developments.
Deputy Minister of Communication and Digital Affairs Nezar Patria said that Indonesia still has not decided to follow in the footsteps of other countries that block DeepSek, because it is still studying the technology.
"We are still studying the development because these are technological innovations, and we are of course seeing what DeepSek's result can be an alternative," said Nezar when met at the Komdigi Office on Monday, February 17.
Because according to him, as a country that is developing AI technology, Indonesia is still open to various innovations, chilies continue to monitor DeepSeek developments and impacts before determining policies.
"We as a country that is developing artificial intelligence technology, of course, open, see and learn various developments," Nezar added further.
Some countries that have officially banned the use of DeepSek chatbots include the United States (US), Australia, Italy, South Korea, and Taiwan.
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South Korea's National Intelligence Agency (NIS) said that this AI model over-collects user data to be reused as training material. In addition, the entire user chat history can be transferred easily.
Then, the Italian Data Protection Authority has also issued a ban on the use of DeepSek because DeepSekis said it was unable to provide clear information about how their system uses personal data provided by users.
Meanwhile, US lawmakers plan to introduce a draft government law to block DeepSek from government-owned devices.
As well as the Ministry of Digital Affairs of Taiwan which has also issued a ban on the use of DeepSek in government agencies for fear of the potential security risks posed by the application.
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