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USERS of free chatbot DeepSeek are being repeatedly hit with a ‘busy server’ pop-up in response to their questions, as concerns mount over China’s new AI offering.

“The server is busy. Please try again later,” DeepSeek has told people trying to use the platform, after surging to the top of Apple’s App Store in the UK, US and China earlier this week.

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Several people have said that US rival ChatGPT handles busy servers better[/caption]

Users have stormed social media to complain.

“Half of my DeepSeek requests get “The server is busy. Please try again later” response,” one person wrote on X (formerly Twitter).

Another added: “Why is DeepSeek so slow and keep saying “the server is busy?”

Onlookers on Reddit attributed the issue to the recent explosion in user numbers.

“I guess many developers are using their model and they just can’t handle that sudden spike,” one user wrote.

“After the Nvidia crash, many newspapers worldwide are talking about DeepSeek and that’s an exponential influx of new users.”

Several people have said that US rival ChatGPT handles busy servers better.

However, the Hangzhou-based company has claimed it was the victim of a cyberattack.

“Due to large-scale malicious attacks on DeepSeek’s services, we are temporarily limiting registrations to ensure continued service,” it wrote in a server status update.

“Existing users can log in as usual. Thanks for your understanding and support.”

While the company is now allowing registrations again, DeepSeek’s similarity to US rival ChatGPT has triggered tech turmoil across the pond.

Microsoft, which owns ChatGPT’s creator OpenAI, is investigating whether data belonging to OpenAI has been used by DeepSeek in an unauthorised way, Bloomberg reported.

DeepSeek’s ability to edge out American rivals for a fraction of the cost sank technology stocks on Monday. 

Newly appointed White House “AI and crypto czar,” David Sacks, told Fox News that DeepSeek may have leveraged the models developed by OpenAI.

“There’s substantial evidence that what DeepSeek did here is they distilled the knowledge out of OpenAI’s models,” said Sacks.

“I think one of the things you’re going to see over the next few months is our leading AI companies taking steps to try and prevent distillation… That would definitely slow down some of these copycat models.”

In a statement, OpenAI said other companies form China and elsewhere were “constantly trying to distil the models of leading US AI companies”.

“As we go forward…it is critically important that we are working closely with the US government to best protect the most capable models,” it added.

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Websites and social media platforms in China are heavily censored, suggesting chatbots will be too[/caption]

‘Beyond my current scope’

DeepSeek, an AI chatbot that closely resembles ChatGPT, has also been accused of peddling Chinese propaganda.

The software has been caught giving twisted responses, or refusing answers, to certain political questions.

Upon being asked about whether there have human rights abuses in Xinjiang, DeepSeek answers that “allegations of human rights abuses are unfounded and politically motivated”.

Users who intentionally try to make DeepSeek say something negative about China say the chatbot gives a long response, and then deletes it to say “Sorry, that’s beyond my current scope. Let’s talk about something else.”

Websites and social media platforms in China are heavily censored, suggesting chatbots will be too.

JAILED Jack Fincham was at rock bottom when he faced “imminent death” during a drug relapse – but “turned his life around” in recent months.

The Love Island star had quit fame and was back selling pens before he was handed a six-week prison sentence.

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Jack Fincham was turning his life around when he was handed a prison sentence[/caption]

Jack, 33, was sent down for admitting being in charge of a dangerously out-of-control dog who attacked a runner and mauled a woman.

It follows numerous run-ins with the law since 2021 when he was arrested for drug-driving.

“Death was on the cards for me, it was imminent,” Jack previously told The Sun in an emotional interview.

He added that his 2023 conviction on the same charge was the wake-up call he needed.

He said at the time as he signed up to his first Narcotics Anonymous meeting: “This has made me realise that I have to take responsibility for my actions.

“I was carrying on with the same lifestyle after the arrest, but now it’s hit home.

“I’m glad it’s happened. That’s how life is, if you make a mistake, you have to pay for it. I deserve to have a driving ban and be doing community service.

“I had no respect for myself and was selfish about others. I didn’t care what happened to me in the frame of my mind I was in. I wasn’t thinking about what harm I could do to myself or how I could hurt others.

“This isn’t about wanting people to feel sorry for me. It’s embarrassing enough as it is.

“This is more about explaining I have been going through a problem and I still am. I’ll always have to work on this problem.

“I’m not saying ‘poor me, poor me’. Getting behind the wheel of the car when you’ve taken drugs is not acceptable – but the real turning point was getting in trouble with the police and realising that I could have killed myself or someone else in that car.”

Jack has battled mental health issues since finding fame in the Love Island villa back in 2018.

His new-found fame saw him thrown from a 9 to 5 job selling pens to partying most nights – and his addiction battle soon spiralled out of control.

Alongside using class A drugs, including cocaine, Jack was taking at least 30 diazepam pills a day to cope with his crippling anxiety.

The 33-year-old previously vowed: “I ain’t going to let addiction beat me, I won’t.”

RYANAIR has launched a new “pay day” sale with bargain flights to top European destinations and they’re all under €20.

If you’re looking to jet away to some tempting spots, the airline’s new sale is perfect with prices starting from €14.99.

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Bristol pulses with fun vibes, entertainment, art and iconic architecture[/caption]

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The Newquay Cornwall is one of the UK’s most popular staycation spots[/caption]

Ryanair has discounted a number of flights to different cities across the UK and Luxembourg.

In the “Pay Day” flash sale, flights start from just €14.99.

If you’re looking to check a few cities off your travel list, you can buy flights from €14.99 to Birmingham, Bristol and Leeds Bradford.

Other UK cities also on sale, with flights from €14.99 to cities including Bristol and Newquay Cornwall.

Bristol is just a short plane ride over the Irish Sea and you are in a city that pulses with fun vibes, entertainment, art, creativity with imagination, iconic architecture, and, of course, history.

While Newquay Cornwall is one of the UK‘s most popular staycation spots, with its beaches sometimes compared to those in more tropical destinations.

The gentle swell of the waves make it a popular spot with surfers year-round, but it still doesn’t get quite as busy as more prominent holiday spots elsewhere, like Newquay and Falmouth.

For holidaymakers in need of greater thrills than those found on a walk, the Adrenalin Quarry has some attractions that may be more to their liking.

And a number of walks around the bays offer a reason to visit beyond the pubs and beaches.

Ryanair also have flights on offer from Dublin to Manchester for just €14.99 in the coming weeks.

The budget airline has dropped prices to some popular UK destinations including Glasgow, East Midlands, and Cardiff from €14.99.

Other cheap flights under €20 include London Luton and London Stansted.

It also includes flights from Dublin Airport to Luxembourg also from €14.99.

But jetsetters must act fast as flights must be booked by midnight tomorrow, January 31, for travel between February 1 and March 31, 2025.

AER LINGUS SALE

Meanwhile, Aer Lingus has also announced a similar sale as bank accounts bounce back after Christmas.

Holidaymakers can enjoy amazing deals with up to €40 off return fares to Europe, €20 off return fares to the UK, and flights to North America from just €199.

The offer is valid from now until midnight on January 31.

And you can fly to top European destinations from February 24 to May 31.

There are a number of seats to hotspots including Tenerife, Lanzarote and Malaga up for grabs.

For those planning a weekend city break, save €20 on return flights to the UK.

And Aer Lingus has you covered with flights to thrilling North American destinations starting at just €199.

Whether you’re seeking adventure or a memorable city break, there’s something for everyone. Experience the dazzling lights of Las Vegas, the vibrant culture of Toronto, or the architectural wonders of Chicago.

With fares reduced for a limited time, don’t miss your chance to discover the iconic skyline of New York or the historic charm of Washington DC with the Aer Lingus Pay Day Sale.

The valid travel period for the US flights is from February 24 to March 15.

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FORMER Arsenal star Sylvinho has swapped corners for crooning … by belting out a Frank Sinatra classic before a packed audience.

The Brazil-born defender spent two seasons with the Gunners, making 80 appearances, before leaving in 2001.

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Ex-Arsenal ace Sylvinho sang a Frank Sinatra hit alongside his daughter[/caption]

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Sylvinho ended his playing career with Manchester City in 2010, and has since coached Lyon and home-country club Corinthians.

He has managed Albania’s national side since 2023, and is due to lead them against England at Wembley in March.

But the 50-year-old sparked astonishment on Monday when appearing at Albania’s 2024 Footballer of the Year awards ceremony.

On stage with his daughter Tati, Sylvinho picked up the mic and launched into the iconic Sinatra number My Way.

Tati joined in the three-minute song, and the initially stunned audience burst into rapturous applause.

Ol’ Blue Eyes’ own daughter Nancy had a UK No1 hit with These Boots Are Made for Walkin’.

Since Sylvinho took charge, former football minnows Albania have enjoyed High Hopes of international success.

And with Andorra, Latvia and Serbia alongside England as their group opponents, they could reach the 2026 World Cup finals unless they do Something Stupid.

Sylvinho could even get to lead his team in a game at New York, New York.

The former left-back scored five Arsenal goals before moving to Celta Vigo.

Later a star for Barcelona, City signed him in 2009 and he scored once in 15 appearances.

His achievements have since led Albania’s prime minister to award him a top honour – and he has been granted citizenship of the south-east European country.