The Biden administration's new rules on A.I. chip sharing aim to create a global framework to ensure the U.S. and its allies control the technology.
Dividing the world into three categories, the U.S. and its closest partners can freely trade A.I. chips, while adversaries face strict restrictions to prevent technology transfer.
The measures intend to stop China from acquiring technology necessary for advancing artificial intelligence, as prior bans on A.I. chip sales to China remain in effect.
The regulations include caps on A.I. chip imports for most countries, but exceptions exist for those willing to enter special agreements with the U.S. government.
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