pstAsiatech Rebuts DeepSeek Security Claims: Models Complex, Industry Changing, US Models Also Have Issues
pstAsiatech · x · 2026-08-20
pstAsiatech responds to discussions about DeepSeek's security, arguing that such analyses conflate distinct issues and rely on incidents from early 2025. He notes models are complex, the industry changes rapidly, and different companies have different security testing approaches, including US developers.
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