U.S. Intensifies AI Export Controls to Curb China's Technological Ambitions

New regulations target high-end chips and AI software, potentially setting back China's AI development by years.

The U.S. has revoked export licenses for high-end Nvidia chips crucial for AI development, impacting Chinese tech firms.
Proposed rules aim to restrict China's access to advanced AI software, including proprietary models used in apps like ChatGPT.
Diplomatic talks between the U.S. and China scheduled to discuss the use and regulation of AI in security domains.
U.S. measures include requiring cloud companies to report when foreign entities use their services to train AI models.
Experts predict these restrictions could delay China's AI capabilities by up to a decade, widening the tech gap with the U.S.