OpenAI backs bipartisan bill to curb China's access to AI chips
11/13/2026 — 11/13, 06:18·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- OpenAI told U.S. lawmakers this week that it will support a bipartisan legislative effort to restrict China's access to AI chips and chipmak…
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According to a Bloomberg report, OpenAI confirmed to lawmakers in the United States this week that it would support a bipartisan effort in Congress to curb China's access to AI chips and chipmaking tools. The statement was surfaced through Techmeme on November 13, 2026, at 06:05, citing the original Bloomberg reporting.
The available reporting does not detail the specific legislative provisions under consideration, and it does not clarify how OpenAI intends to participate in the effort or what role the company would play in the process. No further information about the draft text, the legislative timeline, or OpenAI's planned involvement has been made public.
At this point, the matter rests at the stage of a publicly acknowledged pledge of support from OpenAI, with the substance of the proposed legislation and the path ahead still undisclosed in the available coverage.
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According to Bloomberg, OpenAI confirmed to US lawmakers this week that it would support a bipartisan congressional effort to curb China's access to AI chips and chipmaking tools. The report did not detail specific legislative measures or how the company would take part.
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