US weighs new rule to block China's remote AI compute access
The Trump administration is drafting an export control that would close a loophole allowing China to access advanced AI compute via remote servers in Thailand and Singapore. The Commerce Department may share the proposal with trade groups for feedback as early as September. This follows the revocation of the AI Diffusion Rule and ongoing uncertainty in U.S. AI export policy.
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