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The US government has launched a program to expedite the trade of AI-related goods with key allies. A pilot platform will be established in Panama, supported by up to $50 million in funding, to improve logistics for these critical products.
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- The US government has announced a new initiative to accelerate shipments of AI-related goods between the US and its trading partners.
- The State Department will create a pilot platform in Panama to facilitate this trade.
- The program is part of a broader US-led initiative called Pax Silica, aimed at strengthening supply chains among allies.
- The initiative includes a commitment of up to $50 million in foreign assistance to develop and implement the platform, which will utilize AI technology to enhance logistics.
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