tszzl Calls for Total Chip and AI Export Ban on China, Allied Compliance Required
tszzl · x · 2026-11-08
tszzl proposes an aggressive export-control stance: a total ban on chips, cloud inference/training services, and semiconductor manufacturing equipment to China and any country nearing RSI, as a starting point. Allied nations must comply or lose access too. He argues there is a policy window open now, for what he calls obvious reasons.
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