Full AI Stack Export Promotion Act

Key Points

• The bill establishes a U.S. policy to dominate global AI deployment by ensuring allies and partners build their AI systems on American technology — from the chips and data centers to the AI models and cloud services.
• The Commerce Department would create a new program for groups of U.S. companies (industry consortia) to submit proposals for exporting the full AI stack to allied countries, with security requirements baked in.
• The State Department would develop a diplomatic strategy to remove foreign barriers to U.S. AI exports, including holding industry listening sessions, setting up a hotline for companies, and advocating in international standard-setting bodies to counter authoritarian influence.
• To protect national security, the bill requires multiple agencies to work with foreign buyers to prevent adversaries from getting access to American AI technology, including by addressing foreign adversary hardware and software within AI supply chains.
• Commerce would launch a biannual 'AI Export Success Tracker' measuring U.S. global AI dominance by tracking metrics like what share of the world's AI chips, data centers, cloud services, and AI model usage belongs to American firms.