You cannot secure a technology monopoly without blocking foreign human mobility and outbound acquisitions.
National security regimes are bypassing standard export tariffs to mandate the retroactive dissolution of massive cross-border acquisitions and talent transfers to protect sovereign technological control.
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To preserve its technology dominance, China has implemented travel restrictions that limit the foreign mobility of its top artificial intelligence researchers.
It details how sovereign states retroactively dismantle massive cross-border tech acquisitions to secure technology monopolies and national resources.
The US President's NSPM-11 exploits federal contract terminations to forcefully discipline AI developers that attempt to restrict state military usage of their software.