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Near-Term Verification Methods for AI Chip Exports
AI chip export controls can help the United States shape the development of frontier AI, but their effectiveness depends on reliable methods for verifying compliance. This paper examines near-term verification mechanisms (implementable in approximately one year) and groups them into three categories
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