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Choosing Between U.S. and Chinese AI Models: The Export Control Risks on Both Sides

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By Jordan Mallory
| The National Law Review Verified
As companies choose between an increasing range of AI solutions, the regulatory restrictions on the AI model may be as important as the capabilities of the AI model. At the G7 summit in June, over a lunch attended by President Trump and the chief executives of Anthropic and OpenAI, President Macron warned that if the United States “from one day to the next can turn off the switch,” it would damage not only the economies building on American AI, but also the American AI companies themselves.
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More Guards, No Guides: What BIS's Historic Budget Request Means For You

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By Reid Whitten, Julien Blanquart, Jordan Mallory
| Mondaq
Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLP are most popular: within Cannabis & Hemp topic(s) The Trump Administration has filed its FY2027 budget request for the Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS), and it reads less like a government spending document and more like a declaration of war on export violations. The headline: BIS is requesting $450 million and 1,077 positions, a 91.5% funding increase and the largest single-year jump in the agency's history.
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More Guards, No Guides: What BIS's Historic Budget Request Means for You

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By Julien Blanquart, Jordan Mallory
| JD Supra
The Trump Administration has filed its FY2027 budget request for the Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS), and it reads less like a government spending document and more like a declaration of war on export violations. The headline: BIS is requesting $450 million and 1,077 positions, a 91.5% funding increase and the largest single-year jump in the agency's history. In BIS's own words, the goal is to protect "the crown jewels of the American economy" — U.S. advanced technology.
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