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© Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without permission.Biden's administration proposes new rules on exporting AI chips, provoking an industry pushback
By JOSH BOAK and MATT O'BRIEN WASHINGTON©2025 GPlusMedia Inc.
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Hercolobus
Bye
Peter Neil
all emerging technology is being weaponized by nations in some way, for domestic and international use. much more spent than for the health or betterment of the species or the planet.
Blacklabel
Biden continues to do as much damage as he can to the US economy on the way out the door.
Some dude
Biden continues to do as much damage as he can to the US economy on the way out the door.
Shouldn't be an issue, as apparently the incoming guy is a bigly genius who has only bankrupted almost every business venture he got involved with.
I'm sure he will undo this alleged "damage" on his first day in office, after he's organised world peace and brought the price of groceries down.
deanzaZZR
This is going to be one of the biggest economic own goals of human economic history. All countries not named in tier one (150+) have incentives to work together to build their own high end chip and memory products free from USA constraints. Gee, I wonder in which country the might invest?
Blacklabel
Joe doesn’t need to be creating more things for him to fix, correct?
organiZed.
Peter Neil
new immigration needs to be fixed. trump’s plan will cost tens of billions to enforce and more from economic damage,
defense spending needs to be fixed. trump wants to spend more than ever spent in the history of the u.s.
taiwan is still the chip king. u.s. chips will mostly be chip slop for low end uses.
china was supposed to be 9 years behind in ai, now it’s latest release are better than the ai flavored marketing nonsense in the u.s.
the u.s. continues to think it’s the best at everything because many americans don’t know any better.
Sven Asai
Yes, under military considerations it might be an urgent necessary move. If it only would be used for so-called AI purposes, they could export and make money with those useless chips as much as possible, because no one gets it really working and running with sufficient reliability now or in future in practical daily use, neither China, US, nor anyone else. But if misused and built into military devices it can of course bring dangerous renouncing effects and damage, which certainly should be avoided already at an earlier stage.