Deepseek caused a big problem at the beginning of this week: her popularity pushed a Panic in the stock market that made billionaires lose billions of $$$ and companies – hundreds of billions of $ $:

• Larry Ellson, CTO and the co -founder of Oracle, the value of a net approximately $ 28 billion is decreased
• JenSen Huang, CEO and co -founder of NVIDIA, is decreasing the value of approximately $ 21 billion
• S&P 500 closed a 1.5 % decrease on Monday 27 January
• Nasdak has decreased by 3.4 % (its fourth day of the past two years)
• NVIDIA decreased by 17 % ($ 589 billion of value, and the largest one day loss for any public company in history)
• Broadcom 17 % decrease
• TSMC 13 % decrease

Dibsic, as I likely heard, is the latest Chinese disruption and a source of sleep loss for Western officials and billionaires. Deepseek tops the US app store, and still is the most popular app (currently) for iPhone devices. It is the AI ​​platform that is allegedly cheaper than its Western counterparts who really ask many about themselves: If there are these alternatives cheap and effective, why do you pay hundreds of billions (or more) to our artificial intelligence models?

At this stage, no one knows what Deepseek will be, but one can look at the way Tiktok is treated in some countries around the world and get some ideas.

In Italy, for example, they already prevented Deepseek.

The Data Protection Authority in Italy has announced that it has prevented the Chinese artificial intelligence model Deepseek due to insufficient transparency in terms of processing in personal data, Reuters reports.

As of Wednesday, Deepseek is no longer available through Apple or Google app stores in Italy. Follow this procedure requesting power for details on how to collect the form and processes and store personal data, including information sources, intended use, and whether any data is stored in China. The decision is presented as an attempt to protect Italian user data and pushed to what the authority considered an “completely insufficient” answer from Chinese companies that run Deepseek. The authority confirmed in a statement on its website that the restriction entered immediately in the middle of this week and that an official investigation had been launched.

Have you already tried Dibsic?