In December 2023, Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo stated publicly that US export controls on advanced semiconductors and AI chips destined for China will be continuously updated and tightened as technology evolves, requiring companies to follow "the rule and the spirit of the law." Raimondo emphasized that the government will monitor chip redesigns and adjust restrictions within days if companies attempt to circumvent intent, and announced consideration of similar dynamic controls on AI products, biotechnology, and quantum computing. For financial institutions, this signals that US policy on AI-vendor China-addressable revenue is structurally volatile and discretionary, not rules-based and stable.
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