This bill directs the federal government to promote the global export of American artificial intelligence technology, including AI software, computer hardware, and technical standards, to allied countries. The legislation tasks the Commerce Department with establishing industry programs and removing trade barriers to AI exports, while the State Department develops a diplomatic strategy to encourage foreign adoption of U.S.-developed AI systems. The bill requires several reports within 180 days of enactment, including studies on the global impacts of AI deployment, security measures to prevent adversaries from accessing exported U.S. AI technology, and confidence-building standards for foreign purchasers. Additionally, the Commerce Department must create a biennial tracking system for five years that measures the global market share of U.S. AI semiconductors, data centers, and AI models. The underlying goal is to position the United States as the dominant provider of AI technology worldwide while preventing China and other adversaries from accessing these systems.
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