Anthropic suggests tweaks to proposed U.S. AI chip export controls

With the anthropic US government, the local processing AI will help the United States competition in the EU race against China. However, the company offers several pinches to the proposed restrictions.

An anthropic a Blog Post On Wednesday, the “Artificial Intelligence Diffusion” department of the “Artificial Intelligence Diffusion” department of the Department of Commerce has supported the “Artificial Intelligence Tam” department before the date of May 15.

Frame It was proposed by President Joe Biden in January and the AI ​​chip export control is designed to ensure the advantage of the EU for national security purposes and the United States. The world’s countries were divided into three places, each step with each step with its rules and restrictions.

The 3rd degree will face the most restrictive step, which affects existing export controls such as Russia and China, the most restrictive step and additional restrictions. 2 countries such as Mexico and Portuguese would be under export limits for the first time and how much chips would be a hat. Like Japan and South Korea, the 1st countries will continue without export restrictions.

When these restrictions are offered in January, the semiconductor giant NVidia left a comment He calls them “unprecedented and wrong,” and in a world-class innovation suggests that it will be “disal”.

Obviously, do not agree with AI companies, anthropically in the United States. In the blog post, the laboratory is supported in extensive strokes for restrictions.

Anthropic, suggested landing The number of chips can encourage these countries to get more plugs through government agreements, through government agreements to prevent and increase smuggling and increase smuggling and increase the smuggling of these countries.

The company also considers the increase in financial growth to ensure the proper impact of US government’s export controls.

This disclosure by anthropic is not particularly surprising. Anthropi Director General Dario Amodani was more vocal US EU leaders in favor of export limits. Amodii wrote an op-ed Wall Street Journal In January, the United States needs a stronger chip export control.

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