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U.S. AI Export Controls: Operative Text, Enforcement Policy, and Research Access

The United States export control regime governing advanced computing hardware and artificial intelligence models operates within a severe administrative contradiction, creating a bifurcated reality for global technology supply chains and independent researchers. To answer what exact current instruments constrain the transfer of advanced chips or model weights, one must distinguish between the formal regulatory text…

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U.S. AI Export Controls: Operative Text, Enforcement Policy, and Research Access
1\. Answer and scope
2\. Provision-level findings
3\. Four worked cases
R2-08-C01 — Public defensive model
R2-08-C02 — Persistent-service relocation
R2-08-C03 — Exception control
R2-08-C04 — Concrete restricted-end-use control

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