Ukraine found an uncontrolled Nvidia AI chip inside a Russian cruise missile

Ukraine's intel agency (HUR) pulled a Nvidia Jetson Orin NX module out of a downed Russian S-71M cruise missile, disclosed a few days ago. Nvidia's response is kind of wild: this specific chip was never on any export control list to begin with, unlike their datacenter GPUs, and they've said outright they can't track where resold units end up. The EU's newest sanctions round (adopted late July) added dozens of new entities, but nothing that actually targets this class of consumer-grade edge AI hardware. Ukraine says they've now catalogued close to 6,000 foreign components across 200+ Russian weapons systems, so this isn't a one-off. Feels like export control regimes were built around "obviously military" or "obviously datacenter" hardware, and completely miss the middle category: cheap, widely available edge AI modules that are genuinely useful for robotics/drones/normal stuff but also trivially good enough to guide a missile. Anyone know if there's an actual policy fix being discussed for that gap, or is it just going to stay a whack-a-mole enforcement problem?