China AI Power Report Act

This bill would require the Secretary of Commerce and the Secretary of State, working with other federal agencies, to send Congress a report on China's advanced artificial intelligence capabilities within 180 days and then once a year for 3 years. The report would cover Chinese AI chips, chip factories, chipmaking equipment, design software, AI models, research, funding, computing power, humanoid robots, AI apps, regulations, and standards efforts. It would also assess how U.S.-controlled chips reach China, how China accesses computing power remotely, and how well U.S. export controls work, with recommendations for changes. The report would be unclassified with a possible classified annex, and the Secretaries would brief Congress within 90 days after submitting it.

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• Jon Husted Republican sponsor
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