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According to a post on X by @iapsAI, the Institute for AI Policy and Strategy says smuggling, remote cloud access, H200 exports to China and gaps in allied controls on chipmaking tools let blocked buyers reach advanced AI capability. A memo by Cassia King, Erich Grunewald and Hamish Low recommends actions in four areas that the U.S. government can take now. The post's snippet does not list the four specific actions.
According to a post on X by @iapsAI, the Institute for AI Policy and Strategy says smuggling, remote cloud access, H200 exports to China and gaps in allied controls on chipmaking tools let blocked buyers reach advanced AI capability. A memo by Cassia King, Erich Grunewald and Hamish Low recommends actions in four areas that the U.S. government can take now. The post's snippet does not list the four specific actions.
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The Institute for AI Policy and Strategy says smuggling, remote cloud access, H200 exports to China and gaps in allied controls on chipmaking tools let blocked buyers reach advanced capability. Its memo by Cassia King, Erich Grunewald and Hamish Low recommends actions in four areas the government can take now. Why...
The memo's proposals bear on a live Washington debate about access to advanced AI chips, which affects chipmakers, cloud providers and AI developers. If the government adopts similar steps, export rules and enforcement covering chips and chipmaking tools could tighten. Readers should check the full memo for the specific recommendations and watch for any policy moves that follow.
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