China Proposes Export Controls on Its Advanced AI Models and Chip Designs
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Beijing and Washington have accused each other in recent months of appropriating the capabilities of artificial intelligence models developed by their respective rival companies. The Chinese Ministry of Commerce published the project on Friday and plans to ban the export of 14 types of technology. These include AI-based technologies to generate and modify malicious code, as well as artificial intelligence models trained from Chinese sensitive an…
China proposes export controls on its advanced AI models and chip designs
China’s commerce and science ministries proposed adding 23 AI technologies, including large models, agents, chip designs, and computing clusters, to the country’s export control list. Open-source tech is exempt and overseas users can still access models through apps. A temporary export registration rule took effect on 16 October. China plans to limit exports of 23 […] This story continues at The Next Web
China Now Requires An Export License For All New Large AI Models, Potentially Affecting Moonshot's Unreleased Kimi K3.1, As Taiwan Criminalizes Smuggling Of Advanced Chips To China
China has just significantly tightened the noose on the export of 23 AI technologies, including large models, AI agents, and compute clusters, potentially affecting the upcoming Kimi K3.1 model from Moonshot AI. While these draft rules had been in the offing for some time, their official announcement has coincided with an incendiary move on the part of Taiwan, which has now formally criminalized the export of advanced chips and servers to China.…
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