Amodei Calls Chinese AI Lead a 'Grave Danger,' Urges Keeping Chip Export Curbs
pstAsiatech · x · 2026-09-15
Dario Amodei singled out China in his essay, arguing a Chinese lead in AI would pose a "grave danger" to the US and the world. He called on Washington to maintain restrictions on exports of advanced chips and chipmaking equipment to China — a direct policy signal for the AI compute supply chain and US-China AI competition.
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