Microsoft Probes If the group related to Deepeseek has not received OpenAi data, Bloomberg News reports

(Reuters) -Microsoft and Openai are investigating if the production of data from the manufacturer’s technology Chatgpt was obtained by an unauthorized group related to Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) Deeseek, Bloomberg News reports on Tuesday.

Microsoft safety researchers noted that in the fall, the people they believed were connected to DEEPSEEK, which enhance a large amount of data using the Openai (API) application programming interface, according to the report.

API OPENAI is the main way when software developers and business clients buy OPENAI services.

Microsoft, the largest investor for Openai, said the company about suspicious activities according to Bloomberg.

Chinese Chinese AI Dee Deeeppeseek, an alternative to US rivals, called for technological sale of stocks on Monday, as its free AI assistant has overtaken Chatgpt OpenAi in Apple apps in the United States.

David Saks, AI and Crypto Czar of the White House, in an interview with Fox News in an interview earlier on Tuesday, which is possible that Deepeseek stole intellectual property in the United States.

“There is significant evidence that DEEPSEEK has done here is that they have processed knowledge of Openai models,” Saks said.

As you comment on the Bloomberg report, OpenAi spokeswoman repeated bags in a statement that noted in China and others, constantly trying to repeat the models of leading AI companies without calling DEEPEEK or any other company.

“We are coming to the counter -arrival to protect our IP, including a thorough process for which borders are included in the models released, and believe when we go forward, which is critically important for us to work closely with the US government to best protect the most capable models from the efforts of opponents and competitors to accept us technologies. “

Microsoft refused comments, whereas Deeseek could not immediately contact the comment.

(Gurusimran Kaura message in Bengalur; Edit Mriganko Dhanivala, Savio D’Auz and Sherry Jacob-Philips)