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Three States Ban DeepSeek Use on State Devices and Networks

By Linn Foster Freedman on February 13, 2025
Posted in Artificial Intelligence

New York, Texas, and Virginia are the first states to ban DeepSeek, the Chinese-owned generative artificial intelligence (AI) application, on state-owned devices and networks.

Texas was first to tackle the problem when it banned state employees from using both DeepSeek and RedNote on January 31, 2025. The Texas ban includes other apps affiliated with the…

Supreme Court to Hear TikTok Case

By Linn Foster Freedman on December 19, 2024
Posted in Enforcement + Litigation

The United States Supreme Court announced on December 18, 2024, that it will hear the TikTok ban case and has scheduled oral arguments for January 10, 2025, before the ban’s January 19, 2025 effective date.

The case stems from a bipartisan law signed by President Biden that required ByteDance, the Chinese-based parent of the app…

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