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A recent working paper reveals that AI chip smuggling into China may have occurred on a significant scale, undermining U.S. efforts to restrict Beijing’s access to advanced AI technology.

The Department of Defense (DoD) must adopt standardized AI benchmarking to ensure reliable, safe, and mission-enhancing AI integration into defense operations.

The U.S. Defense Department has awarded a one-year $200 million contract to OpenAI to provide artificial intelligence tools for national security missions.

Discussion on U.S. export controls and technology protection with Under Secretary Alan Estevez

A personal anecdote about an unsanctioned high school basketball scrimmage serves as a metaphor for the risks associated with technology research and development, highlighting the TuSimple case where Chinese founders exploited U.S. investors and compromised national security.

Taiwan has added Huawei and SMIC to its strategic high-tech commodities entity list, requiring Taiwanese companies to secure government approval before exporting to these entities.

West Virginia State Treasurer Larry Pack has introduced new restrictions banning the use of certain Chinese artificial intelligence technology and foreign-based applications on state Treasury Office devices.

The United States is engaged in an intensifying race with China to develop advanced artificial intelligence. However, the focus should not be solely on developing the most advanced AI models, but rather on adopting them across the economy and government.

House Select Committee on China reveals DeepSeek’s alleged misuse of American data and Nvidia chips, demanding answers from Nvidia about export control violations.

Congressional report criticizes DeepSeek for Communist Party links and data siphoning from the US to China