(Bloomberg) – The Commerce Department has published advice indicating that the use of artificial intelligence tokens of Huawei Technologies CO. “All over the world” violates government export controls, climbing American efforts to limit technological progress in China.
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The agency industry and security office said on Tuesday in a statement that it also planned to warn the public of “potential consequences of allowing us to use AI fleas to be used for the training and inference of Chinese AI models”. The training of AI models involves bombing it with data to teach them to recognize the models. Inference, on the other hand, is the stage where models use this training to perform tasks.
Commerce councils should make Huawei, more difficult for Huawei, based in Shenzhen to make its ambitions to develop more powerful fleas for AI and smartphones, efforts that have already struck major hooks due to American sanctions.
Huawei conceived its next two Ascend processors – China’s response to dominant accelerators from Nvidia Corp. – About the same architecture of 7 nanometers which has been running for years, Bloomberg reported in November. Restrictions led by the United States had already prevented Huawei’s manufacturing partners from obtaining advanced systems.
The training of AI models involves bombing it with data to teach them to recognize the models. Inference, on the other hand, is the stage where models use this training to perform tasks.
The office presented the new instructions while announcing more broadly the termination of the regulations of the Biden Administration era on the export of semiconductors used in the development of AI. These rules had aroused intense objections of American allies and companies, notably Nvidia and Oracle Corp.
Biden’s regulations “would have undermined American diplomatic relations with dozens of countries by downgrading them to second level status,” said the trade department in the press release on Tuesday, adding that he will publish an opinion that formalizes the termination of the rule and will publish a replacement “in the future”.
The Trump administration writes its own approach and could move to the negotiation of individual agreements with countries, according to people familiar with the issue. The Commerce Department has declared in its declaration that everything that comes from it will be “a bold and inclusive strategy for American AI technology with foreign trusted countries around the world, while keeping technology out of the hands of our opponents”.
