The House Select Committee on China urged Congress April 16 to pass six export controls bills and other restrictive measures to help the U.S. maintain its AI edge over China.

Known as the Deterring American AI Model Theft Act, the bill is set to be considered by the House Foreign Affairs Committee next week Read more at The Business Times.

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