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Representatives’ Josh Gothemer, DNJ, and Dareen Lahod, RIL, introduced the “No Deep Second Government Devices Act” on Thursday, making federal employees use Chinese AIP app on government-owned electronics. Will be banned. He cited the Chinese government’s ability to use the app for monitoring and misinformation so that the reasons for keeping it from federal networks.
“The Chinese Communist Party has clearly made it clear that it exploits any device to disrupt our national security, create harmful misunderstandings and collect data about Americans,” Gothemer said in a statement. Will do. ” “We just can’t risk the CCP to infiltrate our government officials’ equipment and endanger our national security.”
The proposal came in January after publishing an AI model by the Chinese Software Company, which performed at a competitive level, which had models manufactured by US firms such as Openi, Meta, alphabet and others. DiPsic plans to create a model on a part of the price of his US counterparts. The announcement raised the alarm and indicated the debate between policy makers and the leading Silicon Valley financiers and technicians.
AI Over AI is coming for a moment of hardship between the United States and China in several areas, including the technical innovation between the United States and China. The United States has imposed tariffs on Chinese goods, prevented Chinese tech firms like Huawei from being used in government systems, and to prepare advanced AI models, it is important to have the State -of -the -art microchups. Exports have been banned.
Last year, Congress and then President Joe Biden Approved From its Chinese parent company, the popular social media platform facilitates a discrimination or ban all over the United States. That policy is now. President Donald TrumpWho actually proposed a ban on the app in his first period, signed Executive Order Expanding the window for a long -term solution last month before the effect of legally desired restriction.
In 2023, Biden Banned Techtok from federally issued devices.
“The technology race with the Chinese Communist Party is not one that the United States cannot afford to lose,” Lahod said in a statement. “This comicness, a piece of bilateral legislation, will ban the app from federal workers’ phones, while trying to exploit the company for access to backdoor operations. It is important that Congress US data Protect and ensure US leadership in AI.
The bill has been developed by the Deep SEC and any AI application by its Parents Company, Hedge Fund High Flyer, as is subject to the ban. The legislation includes exceptions for national security and research purposes that allow federal employers to study DPCC.
Some legislators want to go further. Last week, a bill proposed by San Josh Holi, Rao, will ban the import of export of any AI technology from China, citing national security concerns.
