Hardware-Enabled Governance
Technical mechanisms built into AI chips enabling monitoring, access control, and enforcement of AI governance policies. RAND analysis identifies attestation-based licensing as most feasible with 5-10 year timeline, while an estimated 100,000+ export-controlled GPUs were smuggled to China in 2024.
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