Sec. 3. Sense of Congress
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It is the sense of Congress that— emerging technology governance regimes driven by undemocratic governments that do not reflect democratic values are gaining traction internationally through coercive, diplomatic, and unfair economic, trade, and development practices; the United States is failing to lead international efforts or prioritize multilateral coordination, institutions, and legal compatibility in the area of technology governance, ceding leadership to authoritarian regimes and risking the growth of anti-democratic norms and standards around technologies; and promoting greater coordination, common functional problem-solving institutional mechanisms, and more compatible legal regimes among democratic nations is essential to create an international technology governance architecture that benefits all nations and effectively counters and contains nondemocratic governance regimes.