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SUMMARY:Catch Me If You Can: Can Location Verification Stop AI Chip Smuggl
 ing?
LOCATION:Mortara Center\, Georgetown University\, Washington\, DC
DESCRIPTION:Join the Security Studies Program (https://sfs.georgetown.edu/
 ma-security-studies/) for a report talk with the authors of Tracking AI C
 hips: Assessing Location Verification as an Export Control Enforcement To
 ol\, a new report from Georgetown's Center for Security and Emerging Tech
 nology (https://cset.georgetown.edu/) (CSET). Export controls on AI chips
  are central to U.S.-China tech competition\, but reports of chip smuggli
 ng continue to raise questions about their enforceability. One proposed p
 olicy response is location verification: requiring methods that identify 
 the locations of controlled…\n\nhttps://askalice.club/events/e4f5dd23-c60
 8-42bd-9ba5-ada21b0c9d3c
URL:https://askalice.club/events/e4f5dd23-c608-42bd-9ba5-ada21b0c9d3c
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