Anthropic call for “AI” pause - to disrupt the Chinese Market
Summary
The author argues that Anthropic's call for a pause in AI development is a cover story to eventually ban Chinese AI models under the guise of security, as Chinese models like Deepseek, Minimax, Kimi, and Qwen are catching up at a fraction of the cost.
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