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The Trump administration is moving to revise AI chip export regulations, seeking to simplify trade rules and address feedback from global stakeholders and the technology sector.
The Trump administration is preparing to amend AI chip export policies introduced under the Biden administration. These revisions aim to simplify regulatory frameworks and address concerns raised by technology companies and international partners.
A key focus of the revisions is the "AI diffusion rule," which categorized countries into tiers for AI chip exports. Initially scheduled to take effect on May 15, this rule will not be enforced as part of the ongoing review. The administration plans to balance innovation and security by introducing a more streamlined approach.
Reports indicate that chipmakers like Nvidia have responded positively to the proposed changes, highlighting the importance of collaboration in advancing technological development. At the same time, discussions continue on critical aspects such as export controls for AI model parameters.
The updated policies are expected to provide clarity for businesses and foster stronger international partnerships while maintaining safeguards for U.S. technological leadership.
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