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U.S. AI competitiveness depends on fixing patent policy alongside chip investments, warns former Trump administration official.

U.S. AI competitiveness depends on fixing patent policy alongside chip investments, warns former Trump administration official.

Washington is heavily funding chip manufacturing and AI infrastructure but risks losing competitive advantage without predictable intellectual property protections

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