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Andrew Curran 引用 Leo Schwartz 的报道称,美国商务部近几周重新推动就远程访问漏洞和光刻设备管制制定规则,但现任及前任官员对能否推进持怀疑态度。10 月下旬白宫就附在 NDAA 上的两项出口管制法案向国会工作人员反馈,其中要求商务部封堵法案所涉芯片的远程访问漏洞。Curran 评论称相关动作可能很快,并提到 Dario 将得到他想要的一切。
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More information from Leo Schwartz. They are looking at closing the remote access loophole as well. Things will probably move fast. Dario is getting everything he wanted.
【引用 @leomschwartz】New: As lawmakers clamor for action after the Nvidia revelations, we have inside details into the Trump administration's thinking on AI export controls.
- There have been renewed pushes in recent weeks within the Commerce Department for rule-making on both the remote access loophole and controls around lithography tooling, an essential chokepoint in the AI chip manufacturing process, though current and former Commerce officials are skeptical the efforts will advance
- In late October, the White House sent feedback to Congressional staff on two export control bills attached to the NDAA. (h/t @Dareasmunhoz, who had this first)
- Interestingly, the feedback called for a provision attached to the Overwatch Act that would order Commerce to close the remote access loophole on chips covered by the bill, effectively forcing the department to take action on an issue it has dragged its feet on
- Especially with skepticism growing on the Hill toward Nvidia, substantial export control policy could pass through Congress, even as the Commerce Department remains paralyzed
Lots of new information here, w/ the great @QianerLiu
New: As lawmakers clamor for action after the Nvidia revelations, we have inside details into the Trump administration's thinking on AI export controls. - There have been renewed pushes in recent weeks within the Commerce Department for rule-making on both the remote access loophole and controls around lithography tooling, an essential chokepoint in the AI chip manufacturing process, though current and former Commerce officials are skeptical the efforts will advance - In late October, the White House sent feedback to Congressional staff on two export control bills attached to the NDAA. (h/t @Dareasmunhoz, who had this first) - Interestingly, the feedback called for a provision attached to the Overwatch Act that would order Commerce to close the remote access loophole on chips covered by the bill, effectively forcing the department to take action on an issue it has dragged its feet on - Especially with skepticism growing on the Hill toward Nvidia, substantial export control policy could pass through Congress, even as the Commerce Department remains paralyzed Lots of new information here, w/ the great @QianerLiu https://www.theinformation.com/articles/nvidias-next-headache-new-push-export-controls-wake-spy-scandal在 X 查看被引用的帖子
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