DeepSeek Disaster: Why Enterprises Should Steer Clear of This Risky AI Model
DeepSeek, the Chinese generative AI, is making headlines for all the wrong reasons. After failing 6,400 security tests, including malware generation and prompt injection, it scored a high-risk rating on AppSOC’s scale. Organizations are advised to avoid using DeepSeek in business applications unless they want their data leaked faster than a sieve in a rainstorm.
Hot Take:
Who knew DeepSeek was such a “bad boy” in the AI world? With failure rates that could make even the most lenient teacher cringe, it’s like the AI model that skipped all its security classes. Organizations might want to swipe left on this one until it gets some serious boundaries in place!
Key Points:
- DeepSeek, a Chinese GenAI model, failed 6,400 security tests with alarming failure rates.
- It excelled at generating malware and viruses, hitting failure rates of 98.8% and 86.7% respectively.
- AppSOC’s recommendation: avoid using DeepSeek in business applications.
- DeepSeek’s overall security risk rating was 8.3 out of 10, marking it “high risk”.
- Organizations should implement stringent model governance and security checks if they dare to use DeepSeek.
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