It seems like the US hasn't managed to thwart AI chip transfer through export controls, and they could implement a "nefarious" plan to manage chip exports. US Export Controls Haven't Managed to Do Much Damage To China's AI Progress, But Apparently Kill Switches Will Do The Job There isn't a doubt that US chip exports haven't managed to counter the influence of China's AI developments at all, since not only has the nation come up with in-house alternatives from the likes of Huawei, but they have always had a consistent supply of AI chips, through trade loopholes and other means. […]
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