Definition
US–China AI regulation covers the overlapping export-control, safety, and industrial-policy regimes that shape how frontier models, chips, and AI services move between the two jurisdictions — distinct from but tightly coupled to us-china-ai-competition.
Key Points
- Export controls on advanced GPUs and model weights are a primary lever
- Domestic AI governance (safety, liability, sector rules) diverges while competing for talent and capital
- Related to ai-sovereignty, export-controls, and frontier-ai-governance