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If Chinese LLMs gain a big market share, perhaps aided by state subsidies, China may both require or provide incentives for Chinese LLMs to run on domestically sourced chips (as Chinese companies appear already aiming to do by way of aggressive pricing). Washington ought to fund next-generation model development, and initiatives such as the Microelectronics Commons, a network of regional know-how hubs funded by the CHIPS and Science Act, ought to assist efforts to design and produce hardware that's optimized to run these new mannequin architectures. Or the administration can proceed the established order, with the risk that the United States cedes affect over AI systems’ outputs and a essential benefit in hardware to China, as Chinese-developed open-source fashions redirect the global market towards Chinese chip architectures and Chinese computing frameworks. As such, the agency has gained a commanding position in the AI computing market.