The foreign ministers of the United States, Australia, India and Japan met in Atlanta, Georgia, and pledged to strengthen supply chains while criticizing economic coercion and arbitrary export restrictions in thinly veiled references to China, Reuters reported on Oct. 31. They pledged more than $85 million to support access to artificial intelligence technologies across the region and announced plans to identify semiconductor supply chain vulnerabilities before disruptions occur.The foreign ministers of the United States, Australia, India and Japan met in Atlanta, Georgia, and pledged to strengthen supply chains while criticizing economic coercion and arbitrary export restrictions in thinly veiled references to China, Reuters reported on Oct. 31. They pledged more than $85 million to support access to artificial intelligence technologies across the region and announced plans to identify semiconductor supply chain vulnerabilities before disruptions occur.