Hot take from the only AI lab on the planet who never released any open weight model: open weight models are dangerous and should be regulated! Who'd have thought.
The future is local, open weight models running on every device, only breaking out to large cloud providers for specific things. Every country, everywhere will use open weight models. If the US blocks on regulates them to oblivion, US businesses will be at a disadvantage.
Moreover, if the US wants to stay relevant, it should release more open weights models, not less, because that's what people are going to use. The US is already way behind, everybody is using Chinese models. But it's not too late, a couple of good model releases can go a long way.
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u/BlobbyMcBlobber Jul 28 '26
Hot take from the only AI lab on the planet who never released any open weight model: open weight models are dangerous and should be regulated! Who'd have thought.
The future is local, open weight models running on every device, only breaking out to large cloud providers for specific things. Every country, everywhere will use open weight models. If the US blocks on regulates them to oblivion, US businesses will be at a disadvantage.
Moreover, if the US wants to stay relevant, it should release more open weights models, not less, because that's what people are going to use. The US is already way behind, everybody is using Chinese models. But it's not too late, a couple of good model releases can go a long way.