The Commerce Department’s new American AI Exports Program is beginning to draw scrutiny over the breadth of discretion it gives Washington to select favored industry players and pair export-control advantages with financing and diplomatic support, even as the administration casts the effort as a strategic vehicle for selling U.S. “full-stack” AI systems abroad.
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