The panel of American houses says,

Bilateral Home Commission on Wednesday Recommended Putting restrictions on exports of AI models To China, after concluding that Deepseek has trained its low -cost models using Openai Chatgpt data. He also suggested that they be banned from federal agencies buying models of AI from China, which does not look like something that will happen anyway.

The China House Selection Committee concluded that Depepeek is a “deep threat” to US national security by collecting consumer data for Americans and sending them back to China. Legislators claim that Deepseek founder Liang Venfenng controls Deepseek, as well as a hedge fund called High-Flyer Quant, with state-related research laboratories.

The new report comes the day after the Trump Administration is placed Chip Export Restrictions including H20 of NVIDIA For China, a potentially major blow to the company that made billions of sale, but still capable of processing AI in the Chinese market. It was earlier that the administration would continue to allow the free flow of chips from the lower end in the country after CEO Jensen Huang made worship in mar-a-lagoBut it seems that President Trump has done a carpet as licenses will now be required. Critics suggest that this move was poorly thought out as NVIDIA was able to make billions while selling processors to Chinese companies that are less capable of those available to the Western world. By limiting access to these lower class chips, China will be motivated to build its own, faster chips, and NVIDIA will lose money that can keep America forward. Trump Administration seems disagreeing and wants to investigate whether it is NVIDIA Provide more technologies to Chinese customers than it has revealed.

Openai and his biggest Becker Microsoft were To cry quickly After the launch of R1, he claims to have been trained using a distillation technique that involves studying the exits of another model, including his reasoning steps, to quickly get to speed. The irony should not be lost to anyone that a company scandalous for making content from the whole network without permission has now attacked a competitor that he has done the same with her. There is not a small violin for Openai.

Moreover, this new report from the house committee that seeks to limit Deepseek was influenced by any other than Openai, Reports Bloomberg:

In his report, which cites Openai’s testimony, the Committee claims that Depepeek probably used “illegal” distillation techniques, with one AI model using the outputs of another for the purposes of training to develop such opportunities.

Openai told the panel that Depepeek employees “bypass railings” to make reasoning and accelerate the development at a lower price and claim that the Chinese startup uses its models “to evaluate model reactions and filter and transform training data”. The Chatgpt manufacturer also said it believes that “Deepseek probably also uses leading AI -open AI models to create high quality synthetic data.”

R1 is an open source model, which means it can be hosted locally on US servers and its code can be studied and modified. US companies including Microsoft itself, as well as Meta and Disadment are Already hosting the model on their cloud platforms. It is true that users visit chat.depepéek.com It will be associated with a Chinese copy of the chatbot model, but the model itself is not inherently malicious.

If the previous examples of America that limit China’s high-tech exports are some indicator, the further restriction of AI from entering the country may not do much to delay the country and can actually help them. Existing restrictions on the export of avant-garde chips have forced companies such as Deepseek to make highly efficient lower-class processors. When Huawei was cut off from working with Western semiconductor manufacturers, he only accelerated this company’s plans to make his own chipsets.

The US government fears that China will hire AI to achieve its geopolitical goals, which is a fair concern. Model developers control what kind of content the Chinese Communist Party will be discussed and can use the training step to influence the perspectives of the model in its favor. It seems unlikely that the development of AI in China will be stopped at this point.

The Trump administration is also continuing with its work to make the US business in the United States independent of its Chinese owner, but reports suggest that the government will not discuss the possibility until the tariffs are canceled.