The Urgency of Global AI Chip Monitoring

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This chapter emphasizes the need to establish a global monitoring system for AI chips within the next 12 to 18 months. It discusses the limited window of opportunity to track and control the flow of advanced AI chips, comparing it to nuclear arms control. The chapter also highlights the importance of locking down advanced chips for compute governance.

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