This Harvard Journal of Law & Technology digest makes a bold case for the U.S. and its allies to shift from abstract AI policy debates to a concrete “Chips for Peace” framework—tying frontier-AI regulation, export controls, and benefit-sharing to prevent high-stakes misuse. It outlines three strategic pillars—catastrophe prevention, equitable prosperity, and coordinated governance—to leverage AI chip supply chains for global stability. Legal professionals and policymakers will find this compelling: it transforms chip controls into a diplomatic lever and calls for enforceable standards that go beyond national borders. This piece matters because it translates geopolitical tensions into a proactive legal strategy with real-world tools—click through to explore how your firm can navigate and shape the next generation of AI governance.