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Trump must protect American AI from China | Jeff M. Smith and Bryan Burack
- The House of Representatives passed legislation last year extending export controls to cloud services to limit China’s access to advanced AI technologies.
- This legislative action follows growing concerns over China’s efforts to circumvent controls and develop substitutes, threatening U.S. technological advantages in the New Cold War.
- The Chip Security Act mandates location verification and compulsory reporting to prevent advanced AI chips from being acquired by hostile foreign entities such as the Chinese Communist Party.
- In February, Vice President JD Vance emphasized the need for strong measures to protect America’s leadership in AI and affirmed that the U.S. will prevent authoritarian governments from acquiring AI technologies through theft or misuse.
- These measures aim to maintain America’s multi-year lead in AI during critical breakthroughs and ensure technology diffusion favors trusted partners while excluding adversaries.
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The Quad-City Times
Trump must protect American AI from China
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