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Eric Siu explains that data deleted on Chinese servers may still be accessible to government requests. He suggests using Perplexity's version of DeepSeek with the R1 reasoning model as a safer alternative.
Eric Siu explains that data deleted on Chinese servers may still be accessible to government requests. He suggests using Perplexity's version of DeepSeek with the R1 reasoning model as a safer alternative.
how you can actually use DeepSeek without worrying about the CCP. So what I mean by that is, I don't know if you know this, Neil, but when you want something to be deleted and it's on a Chinese server, it doesn't actually get deleted. It just says delete next to it. So if the government wants to pull that, they can pull it. And so the way around this is if you use Perplexity and use R1 in their DeepSeek, because their R1 is like their reasoning model, that will get around it.
