Requires the Commerce Secretary to report annually for three years on China's advanced artificial intelligence capabilities, including its chips, chipmaking equipment, AI models, and supply chains.

Official title: China AI Power Report Act

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Introduced 21-NOV-2025

Referred 21-NOV-2025

Approved by committee 21-JAN-2026

Key points

Requires the first report within 180 days after enactment, then annually for 3 years, submitted to the House Foreign Affairs and Senate Banking committees
Requires assessments of Chinese AI chips, semiconductor fabrication facilities, chipmaking equipment, and electronic design automation software
Requires assessments of Chinese AI models, AI research, public and foreign funding, computing capacity, humanoid robots, and the regulatory framework
Requires an assessment of chip diversion to mainland China and of whether U.S. export controls are effective, including recommendations to strengthen them

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Policy area

International Affairs

Sponsor James C. Moylan (R-GU) Cosponsors · 7

■ 4 D■ 3 R

4 Democrats

3 Republicans

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