Trump administration vows crackdown on Chinese companies ‘exploiting’ AI models made in US
The Trump administration plans to crack down on foreign companies, mainly from China, for exploiting US-made AI models. The administration will work with US AI companies to identify and punish offenders.
The Trump administration is cracking down on foreign tech companies exploiting US-made AI models, singling out China. Michael Kratsios, the president's chief science and technology adviser, accused entities 'principally based in China' of extracting capabilities from leading US AI systems. The administration will work with US AI companies to identify such activities and punish offenders. China's embassy in Washington opposed 'unjustified suppression of Chinese companies by the US.' A recent Stanford University report found that the US-China gap in top AI models has effectively closed. The House Foreign Affairs Committee supported a bill to identify and punish foreign actors that extract 'key technical features' of US-owned AI models.
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