Bipartisan Efforts To Restrict Chinese Access To Advanced AI Tech In Wake Of Nvidia Scandal Are Growing: Report
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US lawmakers have accelerated legislation to restrict exports of advanced artificial intelligence chips to China after revelations that Nvidia founder Jensen Huang had an affair with a woman suspected of being a Chinese spy. The bipartisan legislation would not only restrict foreign sales but also give Congress the power to review and block deals already approved by the Trump administration, the Financial Times reported.
Bipartisan Efforts To Restrict Chinese Access To Advanced AI Tech In Wake Of Nvidia Scandal Are Growing: Report
Republican and Democratic lawmakers are backing legislation to tighten restrictions on China's access to advanced AI chips, following scrutiny of former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's relationship with an alleged Chinese espionage agent.
The Chinese spy affair at Nvidia is prompting a sharp American move against China, which is expected to boil over the global struggle for dominance in the age of AI. The US Congress is promoting a swift move against China.
The competition between the US and China for AI leadership has reached a new turning point. The controversy surrounding Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang could exacerbate China's difficulties.
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