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Nvidia-related news: U.S. commerce dept set to close a longtime loophole that allowed Chinese AI companies to train AI using the most advanced U.S. chips. Nvidia fought against closing the loophole...Read original on X
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U.S. Commerce Department moves to close Chinese AI chip training loophole
The change would stop Chinese AI companies from training on the most advanced U.S. chips, a rule Nvidia had opposed.
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This is what's going to happen, they are going to close the remote access loophole next week. After that, they will pass bipartisan chip export controls to China. After that, Biden style global diffusion laws, only stricter. After that compute strategic resource, US only.Read original on X
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