US Companies Caught Selling Ai Tech to the Chinese Military
Microsoft, NVIDIA, Amazon, OpenAi, and other US companies were caught exporting Ai technologies to the CCP and Chinese military through foreign businesses and an Amazon Web Services (AWS) loophole.
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January 6, 2025: On January 2, 2025, the leaders of the House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) sent a letter urging US Secretary of Commerce, Gina Raimondo, to close the commerce loopholes that enable US companies to provide the most advanced Ai systems and technologies to the Chinese military. Ironically, these ‘loopholes’ include the extreme lack of US laws (passed by Congress) that regulate the Ai industry.
Per the letter from Chairman John Moolenaar (R-MI) and Ranking Member Raja Krishnamoorthi (D-IL), the US Department of Commerce will soon be publishing new international Ai commerce guidance, “which will create a global licensing regime for the export of advanced Ai processors and potential restrictions on Ai self-learning neural networks.”
MicroSoft, Dell, OpenAi, and NVIDIA are Actively Exporting Ai Technologies to CCP Business Partners
While the urgent demand for the United States to regulate the Ai industry may not appear to be a ‘dire national security threat’ to the majority of Congress, in a similar letter sent last January from Mike Gallagher (former Chairman of House Oversight Committee on the CCP), Gallagher calls attention to two (2) United Arab Emirates (UAE) based companies, specifically G42 and Dark Matter, that have China-based business partners which support “the CCP’s surveillance state and human rights abuses.”
Dark Matter Develops CCP Spyware to Spy on Dissidents, Journalists, Politicians and US Companies
Gallagher specifically states,“According to documents reviewed by the Committee, G42's CEO Peng Xiao operates and is affiliated with an expansive network of UAE and PRC-based companies that develop dual-use technologies and materially support PRC military-civil fusion and human rights abuses. For example, Xiao served in leadership positions with Pegasus, which is a subsidiary of an Emirati company called Dark Matter. Dark Matter is a corporate affiliate of G42 that develops spyware and surveillance tools that can be used to spy on dissidents, journalists, politicians, and U.S.companies.”
I guess I should say, “Hi Dark Matter. What do you think of this Kingston Report?”
G42 and Dark Matter Work with Chinese Military Companies as well as MicroSoft, Dell, OpenAi, NVIDIA, and Other US Tech Companies
Per Gallagher’s letter, G42 and Dark Matter have active relationships with Huawei and Beijing Genomics Institute (BGI), as well as “extensive commercial relationships” with US companies including, MicroSoft, Dell and OpenAi. BGI is listed as a foreign entity that is a threat to national security. BGI acquired the genetic data from millions citizens worldwide, including the US, using COVID-19 PCR tests and pregnancy tests.
NOTE: Mike Gallagher also championed The BioSecure Act, attempting to ban US BioPharma companies from doing business with CCP-affiliated entities, but after having his family threatened and being sanctioned by China, Mike Gallagher stepped down from his position as House Representative from Wisconsin and Chair of the House Oversight Committee of the CCP.
Americans’ Genomic Data is Being Housed and Analyzed by China’s National GeneBank
The genomic data of millions of human beings is being housed and processed at the China National GeneBank (CNGB), whose stated mission is to genetically edit and digitize all life forms, including human beings.
I addressed CNGB’s mission in a recent interview with Brannon Howse. Here is a short clip (less than 2minutes).
You can view the full interview on WorldViewTube.
NVIDIA is the Key Global Provider of Ai Supercomputer Processors
It’s important to note that GPU (graphic processing units) chips (aka processors for supercomputers), such as those made by NVIDIA, are needed in order to process the genomic data housed by CNGB.
Image: NVIDIA website
Instead of Passing Ai Legislation, Congress Wrote a Letter
Instead of proposing stronger legislation to restrict US Ai companies from doing business with China through loopholes (like Mike Gallagher did with the BioSecure Act and the BioPharma industry), in their letter, Moolenaar and Krishnamoorthi proposed that the US Department of Commerce take measures to ensure that critical Ai technologies—especially those used for defense, surveillance, and cybersecurity—do not continue to be exported to our top military adversary, China.
Not only does the letter specifically calls for stricter regulations and restrictions (‘rules’) of exporting advanced Ai technologies to China-affiliated companies (which could be done by Congress), but the Congressmen did not even demand the immediate termination of US Ai companies from doing business with companies or countries that support China’s military goals.
Specifically, the letter states, “While we continue to have serious concerns around the Microsoft-G42 deal and the United Arab Emirate’s ties to China, we do agree that demand for US Ai technology is an opportunity to pry both companies and countries out of Beijing’s orbit.”
Image: NVIDIA website
US Companies Find Loophole with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to Provide Ai Tech to CCP and Chinese Military
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