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Democracies should coordinate export controls on AI chips to China
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Results (30 votes):
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(30 votes)
For 25 (83%)
Abstain 0 (0%)
Against 5 (17%)
For (23)
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Matt PottingerFormer deputy national security adviservotes For and says:
Imagine, if you will, that the question before you today were whether the United States should sell China our advanced propulsion systems that make our nuclear submarines quiet and stealthy. [...] We would laugh at the premise there’s any debate. [.....
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American CompassConservative economics and policy think tankvotes For and says:
Any export of advanced AI chips or chipmaking equipment to China must be understood as supporting its military, either by empowering its leading AI labs or by directly providing computing power to the People’s Liberation Army (PLA). Ultimately, the d...
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Bill HuizengaU.S. Representative from Michiganvotes For and says:
keep the world’s most advanced chips out of China’s hands. [...] requires the secretary of State to coordinate with allied countries [...] align export control policies
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Linda MooreTechNet President and CEOvotes For and says:
Countries such as Brazil, India, Israel, Iceland, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE — classified as middle-tier under the rule — have both the resources and the motivation to invest in computing ecosystems outside U.S. influence. As a result, China and other...
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John CornynU.S. Senator (R-TX)votes For and says:
"export controls" [...] "U.S. restrictions on AI chips" [...] "work hand in glove with our allies" [...] "not acquired by the PRC".
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Ann WagnerU.S. Representative from Missourivotes For and says:
Gentlemen, vigilantly enforced and properly coordinated U.S. export controls deny China the access to sensitive technologies that it wants to steal and fuel its military modernization. However, our current export control system is deeply flawed. As a...
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Satoshi YamadaJapanese geoeconomics research fellowvotes For and says:
export controls on advanced computing chips [...] to China. [...] It will be necessary for like-minded countries [...] coordinate on the Oct. 7 export control rules
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Dario AmodeiCEO at Anthropicvotes For and says:
US export controls on frontier chips and SME to China have been a major contributor to the US’s overall lead in AI, and these policies need to be expanded, tightened, and coordinated with other likeminded states.
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Noah TanLawfare contributorvotes For and says:
The administration’s recent decision to allow H200 chip sales to China compounds the damage. [...] it signals that allied burden-sharing is a one-way street.
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Elizabeth WarrenU.S. Senator from Massachusettsvotes For and says:
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang has spent the past year lobbying the President to greenlight the sale of advanced AI chips to China, which could turbocharge China’s military and undercut American technological leadership.
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Dean BallAI policy fellow and writervotes For and says:
China is dependent upon this equipment for all its advanced AI compute production. [...] jumped after U.S. export controls [...] our allies do not coordinate with us
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Michael McCaulU.S. Representative, House Foreign Affairs chairvotes For and says:
The purpose of this hearing is to assess how the Biden Administration is keeping sensitive U.S. technology from foreign adversaries like China while opening markets for U.S. companies and other countries. It should come as no surprise that this commi...
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Chris McGuireCFR fellow on China techvotes For and says:
The regulation acknowledges that exporting advanced AI chips to China poses serious national security risks, while simultaneously creating a pathway to permit their sale. The result is a framework that is strategically incoherent. [...] Shipments of ...
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Tom CottonU.S. Senator from Arkansas (Republican); member of the Senate Intelligence and Armed Services Committeesvotes For and says:
Communist China and its accomplices continue to smuggle advanced AI chips to undermine the US and threaten our national security. My bipartisan Chips Security Act would ensure our chips don't illegally fall into the hands of our adversaries.
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Tim KaineU.S. Senator from Virginiavotes For and says:
Let's be clear in what this chip is. The H200 is used to train and deploy frontier AI systems--systems that U.S. national security Agencies have long warned have numerous military and intelligence applications. Previous administrations, working with...
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Chris McGuireCFR fellow on China techvotes For and says:
The regulation acknowledges that exporting advanced AI chips to China poses serious national security risks, while simultaneously creating a pathway to permit their sale. The result is a framework that is strategically incoherent. [...] Shipments of ...
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Jake SullivanFormer U.S. National Security Advisorvotes For and says:
So I'll be advised in what I say, because having some discretion in the diplomatic relationships with Japan and the Netherlands was critical to being able to achieve the kind of consensus we were able to achieve on semiconductor manufacturing equipme...
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Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS), U.S. Department of CommerceU.S. Commerce export control bureauvotes For and says:
Throughout the Biden-Harris Administration, in coordination with U.S. allies and partners, BIS has taken novel approaches to address an ever-changing geopolitical and technological landscape and respond to increasingly sophisticated threat actors. A...
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Thea D. Rozman KendlerBIS export controls officialvotes For and says:
Thank you to WorldECR and editor Tom Blass for including me in this terrific event, focused on trade control law and regulations, policy, and practice. I’m particularly glad to participate in the London version of this conference – my time as Assist...
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Paul ScharreCNAS executive and weapons expertvotes For and says:
The United States has two asymmetric advantages over China in AI: chips and human talent. U.S. companies occupy critical chokepoints in the supply chain for manufacturing high-end chips, especially in the electronic design automation software used t...
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Thierry BretonEU internal market commissionervotes For and says:
dependencies are used as weapons against us; supply chains become geopolitical instruments. We cannot allow China to access the most advanced technologies, be they in semiconductors, quantum, cloud, edge, AI or connectivity. I see a very strong alig...
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Gina RaimondoU.S. Secretary of Commercevotes For and says:
We are moving aggressively to reform our current capabilities and create new ones to accomplish this goal. Together with the private sector, we are going to bolster our system of export controls, enhance our investment screening regimes, strengthen o...
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Alan F. EstevezU.S. BIS export controls chiefvotes For and says:
I announced during my testimony in July before both the Senate and the House that I was doing a China review. This is part of that China review. So we are going to continue to look at not just what we did in semiconductors, but areas that the Chinese...
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Abstain (0)
Against (5)
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Lin JianChinese Foreign Ministry spokespersonvotes Against and says:
The U.S. [...] abuses export controls [...] blocks and suppresses China’s chips and AI industry [...] China firmly opposes this
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Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People's Republic of ChinaChina's foreign ministryvotes Against and says:
coerced or courted some countries to adopt export restrictions against China. [...] Such bullying acts seriously violate market principles and the international trade order
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Sebastian MallabyPaul A. Volcker Senior Fellow for International Economics at the Council on Foreign Relations; author and former Economist and Washington Post journalistvotes Against and says:
Back in 2022, I supported the Biden chip-export controls on China. After a week with Chinese AI researchers and tech leaders, I've changed my mind. The controls are not working, and they obstruct another strategy that just might work. [...]
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Guo JiakunChinese Foreign Ministry spokespersonvotes Against and says:
The spokesperson of the Ministry of Commerce has responded to that. Let me stress that the US has been overstretching the concept of national security, politicizing and weaponizing trade and tech issues, and abusing export controls to maliciously sup...
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Liesje SchreinemacherDutch foreign trade ministervotes Against and says:
[English translation] The Dutch government will not cave under American pressure to drastically restrict the export of ASML’s chip machines to China. “We do something like that only on our own terms,” says Liesje Schreinemacher, the Minister for Fore...
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