The United States has issued targeted draft rules to regulate specific U.S. investments in AI and technology sectors in China to safeguard national security.
The proposed rules require U.S. individuals and companies to determine which transactions will be restricted or banned.
The regulations aim to prevent U.S. investments from aiding the Chinese in developing advanced technology that could threaten U.S. national security.
The rules include exceptions for transactions deemed to be in the U.S. national interest and certain outbound investments in countries of concern.
Public comments on the proposed rules will be accepted until August 4, with the U.S. expected to implement regulations by the end of the year.
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