The US AI Diffusion Framework: Global Implications and Unintended Consequences

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The framework would divide the world into AI "haves” and "have nots,” based on nations' willingness to align with the U.S.against China.

However, their acquisitions are subject to quarterly quotas set for the three-year period, which, according to the framework, “represent clusters approximately 12 months, or one generation, behind the cluster size BIS [the Bureau of Industry and Security, part of the Department of Commerce] believes will be needed to train the most advanced dual-use AI models.” Even if they find a way to do so with resources available to them, the decision explicitly forbids companies in this status from using their GPU capacity for building frontier-level models.

Entities in third-group countries could have used cloud-based GPU services provided by companies headquartered in the United States and first-group countries to develop advanced AI models, but these providers are also explicitly prohibited by the framework from allowing this.