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Pioneering action-oriented efforts to explore how advanced AI capabilities will be integrated into nuclear command, control, and communications
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Exploring how to more effectively account for national security considerations in AI antitrust cases while respecting precedent, scope, and the core principles of antitrust law
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Assessing the emerging risks and opportunities of AI foundation models and developing risk reduction strategies
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Safeguarding U.S. national competitiveness by closing critical compliance and enforcement gaps
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AI Chip Export Control Initiative
Blog
IST Experts Weigh in on the 2026 Cyber Strategy
Today’s Cyber Strategy for America outlined six key priorities for the administration’s “cyber vision.” IST experts weigh in on what’s there, what isn’t, and what the plan means for cybersecurity going forward.
critical infrastructure
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cyber offense
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cybersecurity
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deterrence
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National Cybersecurity Strategy
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Strategy
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White House
March 6, 2026
Memo
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Primer
A Changing Export Control Landscape: H200 Exports, Remote Access Rules, and What Comes Next
January 2026 was, in many ways, an inflection point for export controls. From the resumption of Nvidia H200 sales to China to congressional discussion on restricting remote cloud access, IST's AI Chip Export Control Initiative team unpacks what these developments mean for the future.
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artificial intelligence
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Bureau of Industry and Security
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China
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chip
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export control
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NVIDIA
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semiconductor
February 24, 2026
Blog
Q&A: National security, competition, and risk reduction — AI at IST
As AI models continue to proliferate and gain prominence, what are the cross-sector implications for national security, strategic competitiveness, and more? In this month's edition of the TechnologIST, Lillian Ilsley-Greene sat down with IST AI experts Jennifer Tang, Gabrielle Tran, and Fatima Faisal Khan to hear about how their work addresses the potential risks and opportunities of AI.
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antitrust
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CFIUS
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China
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chips
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competition
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national security
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NVIDIA
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outbound investment
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TechnologIST
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venture capital
August 29, 2025
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IST Statement on President Trump’s AI Action Plan and Related Executive Orders
In February, IST submitted comments in response to the Office of Science and Technology Policy’s request for information on the development of an AI Action Plan. We were heartened to see many of the key issues we raised reflected in the Trump Administration’s recent AI executive orders.
AI
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artificial intelligence
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chips
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compute
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distributed energy
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energy security
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export control
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national security
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risk reduction
July 25, 2025
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IST Launching AI Chip Export Control Initiative with Support from Open Philanthropy
Malicious actors continue to exploit loopholes to access the powerful microprocessors required to train AI. IST, with support from Open Philanthropy, is launching an effort to investigate compliance failure and develop a framework to strengthen AI chip export policy & enforcement.
AI
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chips
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dual-use
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microprocessors
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national security
May 28, 2025
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