Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo emphasized the importance of protecting America’s leadership in artificial intelligence and its development, noting that as AI technology accelerates, national security risks increase.
White House national security adviser Jake Sullivan stated that the new framework aims to concentrate the development of advanced AI technology within the U.S. and among its allies, mitigating risks of offshoring.
Industry executives have expressed concerns regarding the proposed framework, fearing that it could limit access to existing chips for various uses, complicating their operations in key markets.
The Information Technology Industry Council cautioned that rapid changes to export regulations without adequate consideration might disrupt global supply chains, disadvantaging U.S. tech companies in the competitive landscape.
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