US State Department has reportedly ordered a global warning over alleged AI IP theft involving DeepSeek and other Chinese firms, according to Reuters citing sources

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The US State Department's warning about potential AI intellectual property theft from Chinese firms like DeepSeek indicates rising tensions in US-China relations, particularly regarding technology. This assertion could lead to increased scrutiny of Chinese companies and may influence market dynamics, especially for firms in the AI and tech sectors, along with broader implications for equity markets. Traders should watch for potential regulatory actions or shifts in sentiment towards Chinese investments and technology collaborations.

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