DeepSeek Restricts Signups for AI Chatbot
DeepSeek’s top-ranked AI app is restricting sign-ups due to ‘malicious attacks’
After surging to the top of Apple’s App Store charts in the US, DeepSeek’s AI Assistant is now restricting new user sign-ups. According to an incident report page, registrations are being temporarily limited “due to large-scale malicious attacks on DeepSeek’s services,
The Chinese AI company DeepSeek cited recent "large-scale malicious attacks" for the temporary registration limits.
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