Amazon (AMZN) CEO Andy Jassy says a proposed Biden-era rule to curb the export of AI chips to nations like Israel and the UAE could have unintended consequences, Bloomberg’s Spencer Soper and Caroline Hyde report. Without changes to the proposed rule, Jassy said, “we’re going to basically give up that business and relationships to other countries who can provide those chips.” The executive’s comments echoed a Microsoft (MSFT) blog post about the policy on Thursday. The Amazon CEO also said he’s encouraged that the Trump administration “cares about what business thinks” and is aware of challenges constricting the development of AI.
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