This article explores the implications of the US's restrictive policies on AI technology. The focus is on how America’s attempts to control AI might inadvertently lead to increased diffusion of these technologies globally.
The argument is that such gatekeeping measures can have a dual effect: while aimed at preserving national security, they might push other countries to develop similar competencies independently.
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