REGISTER HERE FOR THIS SESSION! As artificial intelligence promises to transform society beyond the wildest dreams of science fiction enthusiasts, it has drawn the attention of U.S. government regulators seeking to preserve U.S. technological leadership and promote national security interests. The U.S. Department of Commerce has identified AI as an “emerging” technology that could become subject to strict restrictions on exports to certain countries, including China and Russia. Meanwhile, the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) continues to ramp up scrutiny of foreign investments in high-tech U.S. businesses, including in the AI field. Linking the two regulatory regimes is a keen policy focus on protecting U.S. national security, and a U.S. interest in preventing geopolitical rivals from obtaining advanced U.S. technology.
Join Mario Mancuso, Anthony Rapa, and Luci Hague of Kirkland & Ellis for a discussion of how export controls and CFIUS might impact the AI industry.
Speakers:Mario Mancuso, P.C., Partner
Anthony Rapa, Partner
Luci Hague, Associate
