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DeepSeek: Distorting reality while invading your privacy



If you’ve downloaded China’s new artificial intelligence app, DeepSeek, onto your phone, the time to delete it was yesterday.

“We can’t just look at whether this is going to be good for companies long-term; we have to look at ‘What does it mean for America?’” Stu Burguiere of “Stu Does America” explains, concerned.

“Ask DeepSeek about Tiananmen Square, and it will start telling you about Tiananmen Square, until it remembers, ‘Holy crap, actually, in reality, I’m not supposed to tell you that,’ and it just says, ‘Ah, this is beyond my scope,’” he continues. “It’s not beyond its scope. It’s able to answer that question.”

“The way the model is built, you have one kind of AI agent that gets your answer, starts giving you the basic answer, and then it asks the experts behind the scenes, the expert part of the model, in that particular field, to give it clarification, and when it does, that expert part of the model, which is basically the Chinese Communist Party, says ‘You can’t talk about that,’” he adds.


But that’s not even the worst of it.

DeepSeek reportedly collects your IP, your keystroke patterns, and your device information and stores it in China, where the data is vulnerable to arbitrary requisition from the Chinese state.

“If you don’t think this is true, you can read it right in their terms of service,” Stu says.

And he’s right. In the terms of service, it states, “The personal information we collect from you may be stored on a server located outside of the country where you live. We store the information we collect in secure servers located in the People’s Republic of China.”

However, most people aren’t heeding this warning, as the DeepSeek app is now the number-one application in Apple’s App Store.

“It’s hard to understand why TikTok wouldn’t be allowed in the App Store and this would. It seems like the same approach should apply to a company like this that applies to TikTok,” Stu says, “because the further the Chinese get into our data, the farther they get into this technology, the worse for America.”

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Tim Walz's daughter says women shouldn't date men who listen to Joe Rogan; rising TikTok star DESTROYS her



Kaylie Guerrero was born to be a conservative social media star.

Daughter of the late professional wrestler Eddie Guerrero, Kaylie attended Trump’s first inauguration in 2017 on a scholastic scholarship at the age of only 13 and became valedictorian of her high school. Now, she’s clapping back at leftists, like Tim Walz’s daughter, online.

“I don’t know how you have the largest podcast in the world and are able to just lie — and put out misinformation and straight up lies on your platform,” Walz said about Joe Rogan in a video she posted to social media, where she also encouraged women not to date men who follow Rogan on social media.

“Eddie Guerrero’s daughter encourages girls to only date men who follow Joe Rogan, Alex Jones, and the Tates on social media,” Kaylie wrote in protest.


Alex Stein of “Prime Time with Alex Stein” is impressed with the rising star, who tells him that thanks to her grandfather, she grew up hearing Alex Jones and Bill O’Reilly on the radio and television.

When COVID-19 hit, she was discriminated against for her decision not to get vaccinated.

“As I said, I’m valedictorian. I worked my entire life for that title, and guess what? I couldn’t go to any school in the entire country without getting vaccinated, which I was not willing to do,” Guerrero tells Stein.

“We can only get into so much, ‘cause YouTube will censor us, but obviously, we know that with no long-term testing, and just the rollout of it, to make young kids have to take it to go to school for me is a crime. It’s disgusting, and it’s ridiculous, and I’m sorry you had to go through that,” Stein says.

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