Cloud AI must decrypt technical data to process it, which breaks the ITAR encryption carve-out and turns provider staff into deemed export exposure, so on premise, air gapped review is the defensible route.
A cloud AI service has to decrypt technical data to work on it, and the moment it does, the ITAR section 120.54 encryption carve-out no longer applies. We explain why the defensible route for AI on export controlled data is review on your own hardware, air gapped, with every action sealed.
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