US considers tightening restrictions on AI chip exports
Officials in the United States are considering restricting the computing power of chips to lessen the flow of AI chips available in the Chinese market.
Officials in the United States are considering restricting the computing power of chips to lessen the flow of AI chips available in the Chinese market.
AI technology has gained a lot of traction over the past year, with the European Union and the United States already proposing legislation to regulate the nascent tech.
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